They are great as long as you understand you really shouldn't actually flush them down a toilet. "Plumber Approved." lol Yah the people you have to pay to fix your pipes when you flush them approved this product. 😆 I've heard to many horror stories from people with and without septic tanks. Throw them in a trash can instead and save yourself thousands of dollars.

I would recommend for others but I will never purchase again I like the separate 3 packs of huggies but these are all in a bag with a hard ziploc if someone leaves open they will dry out They may work well for others that need to grab a handful at time but not for myself

They tear or shred %26 not as durable as they have been in the past. VERY disappointed with the latest package I purchased. Need to find a substitute.

The dispensing of the individual wipes or folding of the products are not watched or seen in the quality of the packaging. I find this quite often in the refills. This causes no pull up of next wipe. I think the company uses Walmart to be able to sell the inferior product.

It's definitely not what I initially ordered, but “they couldn't find it.” Flushable wise it's good since it falls apart so easily… as for cleaning up it's not great because it falls apart so easily. I usually just throw mine in the trash anyways so I prefer not to touch the down under button mid wipe and will stick to dude wipes.

I like to have a fresh clean bottom after a trip to the bathroom. Toilet paper alone sometimes does not get the job done. Cottonelle flushable wipes are the perfect solution for these times. They are strong and soft. I received this product at a discount for my honest review.

What I like about this is that you can use it to freshen up your skin after you have gone to the bathroom. You stay clean in between showers from the first shower in the morning, you can use your towels to clean up til you take your showers before bed!

I have read several articles about how even some wipes that say 'flushable' really aren't (most 'baby wipes' are NOT flushable, they are meant to be thrown in the garbage with the diaper), meaning they don't actually dissolve over time. Evidently these DO dissolve. So if you don't want to clog your own pipes (between your toilet and the street) or just sewers in general, these are the safest to use. At least from what I have read.

I've purchsed and used these for several years. i will never be in a bathroom without them. i carry a pack in my bag as well. you can't feel clean with just dry tissue paper. cottonelle fresh wipes keep you clean and refresh after bathroom breaks. they are essential in my household.

In these days of T-paper shortages I found this package of flushable wipes. It actually works well after an initial T-paper use, to make sure you are completely cleaned. I don't flush them though, having gone through complete house main drain replacement I am cautious what I flush!