Cottonelle Flushable Wet Wipes - 14ct

A: Hi there. These are the ingredients in this product: Water, Sodium Chloride, Butoxy PEG-4 PG-Amodimethicone, Polysorbate 20, Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Benzoate, Coco-Betaine, Malic Acid, Fragrance and Sodium Citrate. Hope this helps!

A: No not refillable

A: The plastic case with cloths is needed first, then you can buy the refills in a 2pack package, they are GREAT to have.

A: These are not dispenser packs. These are just wipes, and you need a dispenser to put them in.

A: Obviously you are free to use two of them at a time. Or you can use just one folded over. For most people this would work. But it's missing the point a little to ask for this product to be thick and durable. It's designed to survive one use but then dissolve.

A: Hi there. We don't use plies when talking about our flushable wipes. Feel free to give us a call at 1-877-642-6886 (Monday-Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm CST) if you have further questions for us. Thank you!

A: Haven't tried on a baby but these are not designed to be super strong. So, cleaning up a baby bottom you'd be better off with actual baby wipes. BUT you can't flush baby wipes, they're far more likely to give you plumbing problems. I doubt these would harm the baby but I'd only use them for that in a diaper emergency or something.

A: Hi there! Our wipes are tested extensively to ensure that they are non-irritating and safe for people (including children) to use on all healthy skin. Hope this helps!

A: We test our products extensively to ensure they are safe to use on all healthy skin.

A: Hi there. The main difference is that our Cottonelle GentlePlus Flushable Wipes contain aloe and vitamin E. Hope this helps!

A: Hey Kelly. Our Cottonelle flushable wipes have been free of methylisothiazolinone (MI) since the beginning of 2015. You can find a full list of our current product ingredients at: https://www.kimberly-clark.com/en-us/brands/ingredients Thank you

A: Thanks for asking! Our Cottonelle Brand flushable wipes are designed to break down as they move through the system due to a patented technology that keeps them strong in the package and during use but allows them to lose strength after flushing. We’ve worked with many municipal wastewater operators and plumbers to study the issue of wipes in sewers and treatment systems. What those studies have shown is that up to 99 percent of wipes accumulating in treatment systems are baby wipes, hard-surface cleaning wipes, and other wipes NOT designed to be nor marketed as “flushable.” These types of wipes do not dissolve while our flushable wipes are specially formulated to make sure they get you clean with ease, but also immediately start to breakdown after flushing and are sewer and septic safe. Thanks, and hope this helps!

A: We test our products extensively to ensure they are safe to use on all healthy skin.

A: That doesn't sound like a question. People I know who use them put them in the trash, rather than flushing. Just to be safe. But that's not ideal sometimes, plus it's possible to forget and put it in the toilet. Both have happened and in neither case did a wipe ruin the plumbing. If you put a dozen of them in the toilet at once you might have issues but the same is true for toilet paper, and sometimes just for human waste alone. It's a toilet, not not an industrial grinder.