Aircraft Mechanic I Can Fix Airplane But I Can’t Fix Stupid Aviation shirt

Aircraft Mechanic I Can Fix Airplane But I Can’t Fix Stupid Aviation shirt

To all the people saying that wipes are flushable and the internet only thinks its dangerous because people confuse flushable and non-flushable wipes and end up flushing the wrong ones: No. Even wipes that Aircraft Mechanic I Can Fix Airplane But I Can’t Fix Stupid Aviation shirt  say “flushable” or “safe to flush” on the package are NOT actually safe. They will still do damage to sewer systems and water treatment facilities down the line. THAT is a marketing trick; they put “flushable” instead of “safe for water treatment plants” or some such, because… yeah, technically they are flushable, in the sense they can BE flushed. They will go down the drain when you flush the toilet. But so will a golf ball or an M80. That doesnt mean any of those things are SAFE to flush or that they wont damage shit down the line.

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Wipes have 2 main advantages: 1, theyre stronger than TP, and 2, theyre moistened. Being stronger is what makes them not safe to flush, because making them stronger than TP makes them harder to break down. You cant have it both ways, its just physics. Making the product stronger for wiping makes it harder to break down in water like TP does. If you make a wipe that actually breaks down like TP does, youre removing advantage #1. At that point, youre basically left with pre-moistened TP.

Try Aircraft Mechanic I Can Fix Airplane But I Can’t Fix Stupid Aviation shirt  for yourself if you want. Go to the store and buy a package of wipes that explicitly say they are flushable on the package. Go home and put one in a bowl of water, and then take another bowl of water and put a piece of normal toilet paper in it. Come back an hour later and try to pick up and hold the TP. It will fall apart and basically turn to mush. This is what MAKES it safe to flush. Now try to pick up the wipe. Spoiler alert: It will still be in one piece. So if you had flushed that “flushable” wipe down the toiler, it would ALSO stay in one piece as it made its way through the sewers. Eventually it would get caught on a grate or a filter and cause a clog. OR get sucked up into a waste water treatment facility and damage the machines.