Review on 🧻 Cottonelle XL Flushable Wipes, Extra Large, 4 Flip-Top Packs, 60 Wipes per Pack – 240 Total Flushable Wipes by Katie Miller

Despite manufacturer claims, these XL towels are problematic. Unlike some wipes where you open the top of the plastic dispenser and each wipe pops and slides out as you pull, these XL wipes are very thin and you literally have to shine a bright LED flashlight near the top to close the rim find from every swipe. wipe, BUT. No matter how gently you try to grab the edge of the napkin to pull it out, the edge will tear, and not only that, you're simply pulling the napkin up and out when you finally grab the napkin. causes the center of the underlying napkin to lose the integrity of the fiber in the center, and quite often a dead center hole forms. Requires two XL wipes to protect your fingers from slipping when wiping and getting poop on it. You'll find that you always have to pull two napkins and put them together into one thick napkin, and even then you'll find them tearing and tearing. The average needed when things are a little "full" after BM is 4 wipes with the "two together to make one" approach. You'll use up a pack of these wipes in less than a week (family of two). On top of that, my cousin, who has been a plumber for over 40 years, warned me to NEVER flush these "flushable" cloths down the toilet; He's had to haul out hundreds of tubes of those so-called "flushable" wipes that can and will clog your line and cost you a pretty penny. The only things that should ever go down the toilet are body waste and toilet paper (which is far more biodegradable than those "flushable" wipes). All in all an inferior product in dire need of improvement. I personally will never buy these again.