CD? Flushable Liners

Re: CD? Flushable Liners

• blondie75 member

  April 2009

  I ended up going with the silk liners because the reviews of the disposable liners were not that great.  I did get a sprayer, which I love!

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• talentedgirl

  April 2009

  I like the imse ones, longer for more coverage. I do not flush them, we have a septic tank, and the ones that are just wet, I wash with my diapers and reuse until they start to disintegrate.

   

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• LisaMarisa

  April 2009

  Thanks!

  
  
  
  
  
  
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• AudNicole

  April 2009

  No flushing liners!!!!!

  Your pipes (and the citys sewer system) are not equipped to handle them (or pads, or cat litter).  You will eventually, probably, get a clog.  If its just in your toilet, fine.  But it will likely be in the pipes in the middle of your yard, which will require a plumber to dig up the pipe, find the clog, and replace it.  Very very $$$$.

  Nothing should down the toilet but human waste and T.P.  At that, even some T.P. (think charmin extra soft) causes clogs.

  -Signed, the daughter of a plumber
  

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• sara1014

  April 2009

  I agree with not flushing any liners!  I know the toilets we have in our house could NOT handle that.  We've had enough issues with TP alone.   

  But no other advice.  We're not there yet.  Sorry!

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