The Bathroom Blog

For an art project, we needed to dye flushable wipes a special color. But they're meant to decompose, right, so wouldn't the liquid dye cause them to decompose before we could complete the project? Oh, the things we do for our art...

Wipes are manufactured from a variety of raw materials. Some are wet from just water, and other from a variety of chemicals. Some contain plastic fibers, some don't. Read more

Simple ingredients combine to create a cleaning experience that is both refreshing and sublime. The UnWipe's unique addition of texture turned these bathroom staples into a 5-star masterpiece.

If you wonder why we take the flushing of wipes as seriously as we do, check out this Read more

Most people know that flushable wipes should not be flushed. If you know, you know. Now, if you don't know...

A tale of a pandemic, two girls, and a well-intentioned but un-welcomed bidet.

Wipes can damage sewer systems and equipment even if they are labeled ‘flushable’ or ‘septic-safe.’

Unlitter your way to a more sustainable, less disposable life by using this and not that: