Cottonelle Flushable Wipes

Cottonelle Flushable Wipes are fresh and gentle for a clean you can feel good about. They have been reformulated to be the #1 septic-safe wipe among national brands and comply with International Water Services Flushability Group (IWSFG) 2020 flushability specifications. They are clog-free and plumber approved and they start to break down after flushing just like toilet paper, so you can be confident you’re using a quality product that won’t damage your pipes.

The problem with some "flushable" wet wipes is that they don’t immediately break down like toilet paper does, so they can snag on things as they go through your pipes, leading to a buildup and eventual clog. This is why it’s important to only use flushable wipes that have been tested for their ability to pass the sewage system and plumbing infrastructure. Cottonelle’s wipes have short, natural fibers that make them more likely to biodegrade quickly and help keep your drains clear. They’re also septic and sewer safe and 100% compostable.

Cottonelle Flushable Wipes are a type of personal hygiene product designed to be used after using the toilet. They are made from cotton fibers and are moistened with a gentle cleansing solution. These wipes are specifically designed to be flushable, meaning they can be safely and easily flushed down the toilet without causing any plumbing issues. Cottonelle Flushable Wipes offer a more thorough and refreshing clean compared to using dry toilet paper alone. They are soft, durable, and gentle on the skin, making them suitable for everyday use. The wipes are hypoallergenic and free of alcohol, parabens, and dyes, making them suitable for sensitive skin. Using Cottonelle Flushable Wipes can help improve personal hygiene and leave the user feeling clean and fresh. They are also convenient to use and can easily be carried in a purse or pocket for on-the-go use. However, it is important to note that despite being marketed as flushable, there have been reports of some flushable wipes causing blockages in pipes and sewer systems. To prevent this, it is recommended to only flush one or two wipes at a time and to avoid flushing wipes in systems or areas with older or weaker plumbing.