are these bags toilet flushable?
1585554
The box says eco-friendly but not flushable so I would say the answer is no.
266278
These are generally safe for flushing. The only reason I could see this having any issues is if there is a clog with in your buildings pipes. Once past that however there is no issue. I would suggest getting a drain cleaner and using that if you are concerned of a clogging issue. Toilet paper can cause issues if there is already a buildup.
801972
I'm sorry I have no idea. I just use them separate for poopy diapers and wipes. these bags really mask the smell.
259714
After reading article last year, I don't believe these are biodegradable, just flushable (like it says).
872962
It is possible to tuck the edge in where it doesn't look messy. They don't fit as well as the manufacturer's trash bags, but still work fine for me.
1885932
There's a sticker on my bag (Red) that says: "Tested and Proven Flushable* Septic Safe" *The state of California encourages the disposal of cat feces in trash and discourages flushing feces in toilets or disposing of them in drains.
2038216
yes they do. the bags do not stay air tight for long period of time. air eventually gets back in.
1033092
No but they're a little bigger than the standard poop bags that come in small rolls.
556839
No. These bags are very limp in fact. I do use them, but I find I go back to the the bags that have the plastic coating on the outside. These, in a word, are flimsy. They come with a rubber removable bottom liner, but which gives some shape when in, but the bag material is very limp.
2229365
Not really. They are made out of the same material that cheap shopping bags are made of. They are machine washable though.
1801504
You cannot see it in the photo, but it says on the side of the package "Do not flush." So they are NOT flushable.
284840
I purchased bags...I think they were called Double Duty or something. I believe the toilet came with one. They have a deodorant and some kind of stuff that gels? Has a ziplock to seal up.
67975
It's the same bag. Sometimes coloring gets distorted on pictures. I would never flush any litter, though. They're the exact same.
1696622
Really they are a little thicker than a garbage bag. I wouldn't call them reusable if that helps.
895371
Not sure if it's okay to do this but personally, I would not flush them - would not want to take the chance
1939549
Personally, double-ply ; ) but it doesn't matter as nothing goes in a 'toilet system'. The bag is a all self contained. Just zip it closed and toss it in the trash.
302143
They are not biodegradable or flushable, unfortunately... don't think they're compostable but I don't know much about composting...