Estudio revela que el 99% de los materiales que causan tupiciones no debieron tirarse por el indoloro
New study shows 99% of materials causing sewage clogs should never have been flushed
From the Classroom to the Red Carpet: California Youth Show Everyone How to Flush Smart
Community event celebrates student winners of unique filmmaking competition hosted by the Responsible Flushing Alliance, Youth Cinema Project and Los Angeles County Sanitation District.
What’s Clogging the Pipes? The Largest Sewage Collection Study Has the Answers
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.
Nonwovens Industry: Analysis Shows Flushable Wipes Not Responsible for Clogs
As part of California’s Proper Labeling of Wet Wipes law (AB818), the California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA), the Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) and the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA), have partnered to conduct a sewage collection study to help determine what is clogging sewer lines and equipment across the state. The agencies examined sewage waste from […]
Responsible Flushing Alliance Expands Coalition with Addition of Promescent, Maker of Promescent Delay Wipes
The Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) has announced that Promescent, maker of both private label and Promescent Delay Wipes, is joining the charge to change consumer flushing behaviors through education initiatives that raise awareness for the “Do Not Flush” symbol on wipes packaging and encourage smart flushing habits.
Nonwovens Industry: Flushable Wipes–Not to Blame.
Late last year a group represented by the wipes industry as well as sanitation agencies ventured into two of California’s sewer systems to get to the bottom of what was causing problems and gumming up the works. These efforts, which were part of a mandate set forth by California’s Proper Labeling of Wet Wipes law, […]
California Relies on Recycled Water
California Relies on Recycled Water Across the state of California, millions of gallons of water are being recycled per day. We recently had the opportunity to tour the Los Angeles County Sanitation Department (LACSD) and learn about the process of recycling water and its impact on our state. LACSD alone serves 5.5 million people and […]
H20 Global News: Think Before You Flush: The Truth Behind What Ends Up Down Our Toilets
The convenience of flushing unwanted items down the toilet is a habit ingrained in many households. There is also a widespread issue surrounding people’s understanding of what is and is not allowed to be flushed away. What may seem like a harmless act can have detrimental consequences for both plumbing systems and the environment. From […]
International Women’s Day: Women of Wastewater
The wastewater industry has historically been male dominant, and as of 2021, Data USA reported that females still only make up 5.75% of the workforce. From engineers to plant operators, there are a small but mighty group of women who play important roles across the industry. We’re proud to have the opportunity to partner with […]