Wastewater and its Impact on Society with Melody LaBella
Understanding the impact of wastewater and its prevalence in our daily lives is critical. Believe it or not, wastewater is a key component of what keeps our communities thriving. Not only is wastewater comprised of what goes down your drain, but in some regions, it also is recycled and treated to create the drinking water […]
Responsible Flushing Alliance Solves Toilet Crimes at VidCon Anaheim 2024
Detective Drains and his surprising partner, a real-life singing and talking toilet named Mel (pictured), are on the case, solving “Crimes of Flushing” at VidCon 2024 in Anaheim, Calif.
MEDIA ALERT: Help Put an End to Toilet Crimes in California!
Responsible Flushing Alliance Uncovers the Mystery Behind What’s Clogging California’s Pipes at VidCon Anaheim from June 26 – 29.
Hawaii Renovation: New study shows 99% of materials causing sewage clogs should never have been flushed
Do you have good flushing habits? Flushing may seem like a simple, routine task, but unfortunately, many people flush items that can cause major problems for local and national sewage systems. Wastewater agencies and wipes industry experts recently collaborated on the largest known domestic sewage-collection study to help determine what exactly is clogging sewer lines […]
Three Ways to Make an Immediate Impact
How important is paying attention to what goes down your pipes? Very. When you ignore the label or improperly dispose of non-flushable items, you could end up paying an average of $300-$450 to repair your pipes—or upwards up $15,000 to re-pipe your full house (ouch!). We’re breaking down 3 simple ways to start making an […]
The Lifestyle List: Redefine Your Bathroom Routine: What Not to Flush
Think those makeup removal wipes are actually flushable? You might want to reconsider. Lifestyle Expert Jacky Herrera is here to remind you of what NOT to flush down the toilet – or else you could be paying the big bucks for repairs, plus some helpful tips on how to be more proactive with every flush. […]
Smart Water Magazine: Study: Deciphering what’s clogging the sewage pipes
In accordance with California’s Proper Labeling of Wet Wipes law (AB 818), state wastewater agencies and industry experts went deep to find out exactly what is passing through—and clogging up—municipal wastewater systems. The Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) alongside the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA) and the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA) release the results […]
From the Classroom to the Red Carpet: Responsible Flushing Alliance and the Youth Cinema Project Partner to Spotlight Smart Flushing Behaviors
The Latino Film Institute’s Youth Cinema Project (YCP) started in 2014, as a way to close the achievement and opportunity gaps among Los Angeles area students to learn the skills of filmmaking through a 100% student-led, hands-on program. The program is made up of students from primarily Title 1 public schools around the state of […]
California Students Take Smart Flushing From the Classroom to the Red Carpet
On Earth Day and every day, the Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) believes in the role education and healthy communities can play in helping our planet and its people thrive.
Pleasanton Weekly: Hey, don’t flush that! Interagency report analyzes ‘What’s Clogging the Pipes?’
My mind has been in the toilet lately. Wait, maybe “on the toilet” is a better way to put it — or perhaps “around the toilet” is more appropriate framing. We’re weeks into the potty learning process with our 2-year-old son. He’s making considerable progress toward consistency … but we’re not quite there all the […]