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Ensure that wipes which are sold as 'safe to flush' or 'biodegradable' actually do biodegrade.
Tests can be made by placing a wet wipe in a plastic bottle of water ... and waiting to see the result. One of Britains's largest supermarket's own brand wipes do NOT biodegrade. Another's start to biodegrade after a very long period of time. One of the smaller supermarket's wipes begin to biodegrade within hours. This inconsistency results in millions of wipes ending up up in our oceans and on our beaches.
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Promoted by 38 Degrees, 10 Queen Street Place, First Floor, EC4R 1BE, London
TM 38 Degrees | 2022
Limited by Guarantee
Registered Company No. 06642193 in England and Wales
Registered office: 10 Queen Street Place, First Floor, EC4R 1BE, London, UK