Responsible Flushing Stories

Dive deeper into the world of responsible flushing! Our blog features informative articles, expert insights and practical tips to help you understand the impact of your flushing habits and make a difference in protecting our pipes and the environment.

The Costly Consequences of Improper Flushing

Maintaining a home comes with its fair share of expenses, but some costs can be avoided with simple, responsible habits. Consider this —repairing damage to your home plumbing system due to clogs can range from $300 to $450 on average. If severe enough to require a whole house being re-piped,

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Toilet Crimes Across California

In preparation for July’s Flush Smart Month, Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) took to the streets of Anaheim, California at VidCon. The annual conference was swarmed with 55,000 content creators, digital innovators and fans wanting to learn, explore and create content together. So why was RFA there? With over 60% of

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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

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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

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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

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