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Majority of Canadians Don’t Trust Manufacturers’ Claims About “Flushability” of Wipes

June 4, 2019
Uncategorized

Friends of the Earth has released the results of its poll on flushable wipes, which found that a majority of Canadians do not believe manufacturers’…

New Test Produces Failing Grade for ‘Flushability’ of Single-Use Wipes

April 5, 2019
Infrastructure, News, Ontario, Wastewater

The first-ever test of single-use wipes against rigorous criteria for flushability produced failing grade for all 101 products. The findings are summarized in a report,…

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