🚽 Charmin Flushable Wet Wipes - Adult and Kids, 12 Flip-Top Packs, 40 Wipes Each (480 Total Wipes) Review

I suspect these wipes were altered in some way as they were out of stock and then returned with a special coupon. Although I was dissatisfied with them before, I gave them another chance and received another order. These towels are terribly wasteful. You can't draw 1, you get 3, 4 or 5 (or more) and if you only want 1 end up trying to push the rest back in or just throw them away. Very wasteful. And while they appear to have a more durable structure, they still sometimes snap in half, and…

I usually buy "Scott" wipes but the last time I needed wipes they were out of stock. I only bought them because of Charmin's name and reputation, and also because it was a mistake. These wipes are incredibly difficult to get completely out of the packaging. They tear and tear apart no matter how carefully you remove them. Also, I have found that I need at least two to do the job that one of my regular towels does, and by the time I get to the last few towels in the pack they have already…

I've always assumed that if you buy a well-known brand and a relatively expensive product, you'll get the best. Well, as it turns out, it's not. These "washable" towels will not dissolve or disintegrate in water! It can damage your sewer system (and cost you money), but it will DEFINITELY damage your city or municipal sewage system (and cost you and everyone else money!). Read on below and see for yourself! I put the cork in the sink, filled it with water and let it sit for an hour. Nothing has