Failure to Break Down

A sixth-grader’s science project clearly shows why consumers should take “flushable” with a grain of salt when buying disposable wipes.

Do you need hard evidence that some “flushable” wipes products really don’t break down as advertised? Sixth-grader Savanna Ballard has it.

She called her project in the Harmony Grove Elementary School science fair, “Don’t Flush That Flushable!” The project won first place in...

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