Sorry to say your drains will soon be clogded up with babywipes. Our next door neighbour had to call out the sewage people, who blamed babywipes for the blockage and charged her a fortune to clear it.
Ours seems ok. Got me own draining rods anyway everyman should own a set, used them a couple of times in the past (quite good fun and rewarding when you free a blockage) though prior to baby wipe usuage.
Me three, and I'm not embarrassed at all about it. I feel really uneasy afterwards when I haven't had the opportunity to do so (eg in work).
I'd never do one at work, I'd worry about the pong!
I know sometimes you can't hold it in. Luckily though, even when it comes to No 1's, I don't need to go until I get inside the house, and then I'm jigging around like mad.
Babywipes aren't flushable ? Oh dear I didn't realise.
Saw a TV show on BBC quite a while back where some drains in east London were blocked, the council sent their people out to investigate the problem and they found thousands of baby wipes and condoms had bunched together and advised people not to flush them.
The only time I would just only use the moist toilet tissues, is when I'm I'll and got the runs as normal tissue feels like I'm wiping my backside with a rough brick.
The only time I would just only use the moist toilet tissues, is when I'm I'll and got the runs as normal tissue feels like I'm wiping my backside with a rough brick.
Yeah, it gets really sore after you've been more than three times in succession. That's when I started using baby wipes funnily enough, as my anus was on fire when I had the runs a couple of months ago.
I used to use baby wipes to wipe my bum until my wife left flash multi purpose wipes with bleach on the back of the toilet and i used them accidentally instead. Oh it stung.
Sounds like baby wipes are better quality than moist toilet tissue yet cheaper, we're getting ripped of again I think.
You could be right, but I tend to think it's just because moist toilet tissue has to be biodegradable as, being bog roll, people will instinctively shove it down the pan. Whereas baby wipes are designed to be thrown out with the nappies.
I live in a cul-de-sac, last week the drain got blocked and caused everyone's downstairs toilets to overflow, as a result everyone came out to help to unblock the drain only to find it was completely saturated with baby wipes. We all knew who the culprit was (it was the only neighbour with a small child), the wife looked quite embarrassed especially as her husband outed her in front of everyone that she had blocked the drains!
Poor thing, they're a lovely couple, but as others have said, they're not flushable lol.
Oh, and no, I haven't ever used them, but I think I may give it a go after reading such rave reviews on here.
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Ours seems ok. Got me own draining rods anyway everyman should own a set, used them a couple of times in the past (quite good fun and rewarding when you free a blockage) though prior to baby wipe usuage.
Toilet roll to get rid of most of the er..*ahem*...then wet wipe to clean, the toilet roll to dry.
Didn't know you weren't supposed to flush them down the loo tho!!
And how do you reach the keyboard to post on DS?
Me too...:o
Me three, and I'm not embarrassed at all about it. I feel really uneasy afterwards when I haven't had the opportunity to do so (eg in work).
Baby wipes do not as they are generally stronger and larger, and are meant to be thrown out in the household waste.
Just buy moist bog roll instead, there are plenty of brands around.
I'd never do one at work, I'd worry about the pong!
I know sometimes you can't hold it in. Luckily though, even when it comes to No 1's, I don't need to go until I get inside the house, and then I'm jigging around like mad.
Must be a conscious thing or something?
Saw a TV show on BBC quite a while back where some drains in east London were blocked, the council sent their people out to investigate the problem and they found thousands of baby wipes and condoms had bunched together and advised people not to flush them.
She may not, but they may cause problems down the road from her.
And why are baby wipes cheaper?
Cost must be why people use these instead of moist toilet paper.
No, I'm a grown up.
Stick some moist toilet tissue in a bowl full of water. Within a few hours it will have started to break down.
Baby wipes wont have as they are generally made of cotton, or cotten like substances to make them soft and strong.
That would sting, but i'll bet they had clean bums.
Sounds like baby wipes are better quality than moist toilet tissue yet cheaper, we're getting ripped of again I think.
Yeah, it gets really sore after you've been more than three times in succession. That's when I started using baby wipes funnily enough, as my anus was on fire when I had the runs a couple of months ago.
You could be right, but I tend to think it's just because moist toilet tissue has to be biodegradable as, being bog roll, people will instinctively shove it down the pan. Whereas baby wipes are designed to be thrown out with the nappies.
Me too..........well wipe with a flannel (that only i use)
Poor thing, they're a lovely couple, but as others have said, they're not flushable lol.
Oh, and no, I haven't ever used them, but I think I may give it a go after reading such rave reviews on here.