I stopped using these wipes after I read that they were causing trouble and damage in sewers and water systems. I was excited to see these ones labelled as "flushable" and assumed the formula must've been changed. To see the difference, I placed a wipe in a glass of water and after 30 minutes it still had not broken down at all. Shame on Cottonelle for misleading consumers with confusing marketing tactics. Yes, you can technically flush these, making them indeed "flushable" but let's be very clear, they DO NOT BREAK DOWN.

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I have used Cottonelle wipes for many years and have always been happy with them until the latest purchase. I usually get them from Costco in the large 10 pack. The newest one has much thinner wipes and they tear as I try to pull them out (between the perforations). I had an older single pack in my purse and compared the strength and thickness with the new ones. The new ones look and feel thinner. I hope this is just a bad batch. If the next purchase is the same I will have to look for some other brand. Please check your quality control. 1-31-2019

When I received my free sample I was excited to open my new package. I was disappointed that I could not pull the wipes out without tearing them. Eventually the wipe came out. I wiped and felt very clean and very fresh! Great product just needs to be a little thicker.

Flushable Wipes are NOT flushable. Sure, they'll flush. Then they will clog your pipes ... always. It may not be today or tomorrow, but they will clog. At my bed and breakfast I have to have the plumbers out at least 4 times a year to clear our lines. It is ALWAYS flushable wipes. BAD PRODUCT.

I use to swear by Cottonelle but recent purchase have really disappointed. Wipes seem thinner and are no longer interleaved, where one wipe would pull up and prep the next wipe for use. Now it seems like they are only available one at a time and getting a new wipe is almost impossible and a source of serious frustration. The edge of each wipe appears to be scalloped now . Very disappointed in a product I use to rely on. Will be looking for a new product ASAP.

Should not have on the package that they break down like toilet paper because they absolutely don't. They actually called up your toilet I do a lot of plumbing I'm a contractor and that is the one of the biggest things are stopping people's commodes and sewer system up as you're always wipes cuz you tell them they break down and they absolutely do not break down I don't know if you guys actually knew that or not but I'm letting you know so whoever is working in your company and is doing a test and telling you they do they're lying.

(1) Wipes are thinner. (2) Wipes split at the perforation more easily resulting in (a) rest of wipes falling into the dispenser and/or (b) the sheet splits into layers at the perforation. (3) Wipes dry out quickly. (4) At certain perforation points, the wipes are bunched up as if that is the continuation of a feeder roll. That bunching point gets stuck in the dispenser and several sheets need to be removed to unblock it. Waste of wipes.

Your new rippled wipes are terrible. They are thin and shred/tear every time it is pulled from the dispenser. Please go back to the original, thicker, stronger, and better wipes. When you have an out standing product, leave it be, don't try to fix perfection.

These wipes ARE NOT Flushable!!! I have had to have backed up pipes cleared by professional plumbers at least 4 times since I started using your wipes, along with your competitors. The last plumber that was here last found wipes clogging the pipes. They do not BREAK DOWN!! The ones that do make it through the pipes, go through the sewer system and make it to the water system frustrate the employees as they have to get them out.