British toiletries brand Andrex has today 27 February announced that its washlet wipes range has achieved Water UK's 'Fine to Flush' certification, which symbolises that flushing them won't contribute to damage to UK sewers.
The Fine to Flush Certification is designed to assess if products can be flushed without any detriment to the operation of the sewer system. Andrex, owned by American corporate giant Kimberly-Clark, will place the Fine to Flush logo on its Washlet products from today.
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Over the past 12 months, a massive six million households in the UK have purchased moist toilet tissues, over three million of which have chosen Andrex Washlets when doing so.
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