They clump together and create blocks in the sewer system. They also don’t break down so therefore the blocks actually have to be manually removed (fun right?). It’s actually costing cities millions of dollars in tax payer money to fix it
https://globalnews.ca/news/4568526/flushable-baby-wipes-clog-sewer/
Adam Ruins everything covered this topic
The “flushable” wipes dont break down in water so they will cling together and create massive clogs,
it gets worse when it enters the sewer and combines with animal fat(also shouldnt be flushes/drianed in the sink) making massive fatbergs that block up everything.
[Here is the Adam Ruins clips i mentioned](https://youtu.be/TgHVO-RZ8c4)
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