I’m thankful Joe Rexrode, my roommate, and I have separate bathrooms at the Rio Olympics. Which means separate waste baskets.

No toilet paper? Don’t flush anything else A Costco employee hands out packages of toilet paper to customers at a Costco store on March 14 in Novato, Calif.

It may seem harmless to flush a flushable wipe down the toilet. After all, flushable is in the name! But many of the wipes don’t break down like toilet paper. Instead, they can end up stuck in ...

It may seem harmless to flush a flushable wipe down the toilet. – After all, flushable is in the name! But many of the wipes don’t break down like toilet paper. Instead, they can end up stuck ...

Across social media and in online neighborhood groups, people are panicking about toilet paper supply once again, this time because of strikes at ports along the East and Gulf coasts that started ...

It's a scenario familiar to many—stepping into a bathroom only to find that the previous user has neglected a seemingly simple task: flushing the toilet.

Since 2020, toilet paper been subject to wild price increases — and in subsequent years has been subject to major shrinkflation, analysts stated.

The Town of West Seneca is urging residents to stop flushing wipes of any kind, even those marketed as “flushable,” because ...

What not to flush down the toilet — and why it matters ‘Flushable’ wipes and such are not: They bond with grease, making rock-hard clogs.

A Florida homeowner says she can't flush toilet paper in her newly built house because it causes her pipes to clog. The builder says their plumbing contractor isn't to blame.

But many of the wipes don’t break down like toilet paper. Instead, they can end up stuck in pipes, creating massive, messy clumps of congealed grease, fat, and -you guessed it- wipes.