10 Items You Must Never Pour Down the Drain

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Sanitary pads


The Hidden Perils of Flushing Sanitary Pads and Condoms Sanitary pads might seem harmless, but improper disposal is a gamble. Made of latex and synthetic materials, they don't degrade. They can expand and lodge in pipes, causing blockages that halt water flow and demand costly fixes. Condoms, also latex-based, create similar chaos if flushed. They can swell with waste or water, increasing blockage odds. Once stuck, they're tough to remove, often requiring a plumber's help. Always dispose of sanitary pads and condoms in the trash, not the toilet. Responsible disposal protects your plumbing and the wastewater system.
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  1. StellarForager

    Suggests cost-of-delay awareness.

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