Ever wondered why some wipes are labeled as flushable and others have the Do Not Flush symbol? Curious if you can actually trust the labels? You’re not alone! The world of wet wipes can be confusing, with labels like biodegradable, non-flushable, and flushable leading to potential misunderstandings. At the Responsible

School’s back in session, but not just for kids. For parents, too! Like learning your ABCs or times tables, knowing the Do’s and Don’ts of responsible flushing is an important part of a well-rounded education (and healthy home plumbing). Did you know that 99% of materials that cause clogs at

We all learned the basics as kids: go potty (in the toilet!), wipe, flush, wash our hands. But somewhere along the way, it seems some of us (especially parents!) forgot a crucial part of that equation: what exactly is okay to flush. Surprisingly, our survey data revealed 60% of people

Potty Training — words that send shivers down the spines of parents everywhere. It’s a messy, often frustrating, but ultimately rewarding milestone. DUDE Wipes, known for its wipes designed for grown-up dudes, is tackling the toddler terrain with a new product: Lil’ DUDES Wipes. We sat down with Jeff Klimkowski,

How often do you think about where things go after you’re done with them? We often operate in a “take-make-waste” world where we take resources, make products, use them — and then discard them, where they become waste. What if there was a better way? That’s where the idea of

At RFA, we’re dedicated to educating the public about what not to flush. While many of us know the basics (look for the Do Not Flush symbol!), the conversation about period product disposal is too often overlooked. We were happy to talk to Claire Coder, the inspiring founder and CEO