> wrote in message
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> Well said and I see Julie referred to 'flushable wipes' - there is no
> such thing.
>
> http://www.nbcnews.com/science/scien...on-f6C10843060
>
> It has been determined that the usual cause of these are ceramic type
> sewage pipes, pre plastic, and wipes which hang up on irregularities.
>
> I think she lives in an older house, so she better be careful what she
> is flushing

Woe to anyone that really thinks those things are flushable.

Cheri