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Ocean Not Having A Happy Period As Tampon Applicators Wash Up On Canadian Shores
Baby On Board


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Pfft.
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What, so they don't care about the fact that they're, literally, swimming in shit, but a few applicators are really offensive?
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When yours truly reached the age of menarche, both my parents decided that the random septic tank problems had to be my fault--I must be flushing tampons. (Never mind that we'd been having problems for six years prior.) Oh, the lectures I got. Oh, the tearful insistence that no, I wasn't flushing anything menstruation-related!
I haven't lived at my parents' house for 14 years now. The septic system finally completely died three years ago. I still reflexively freak out whenever I hear anyone talking about flushing either tampons or applicators.
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Introducing Tampax Maize
- Plastic applicator for smooth insertion!
- Flushable for those with olfactory sensitivities!
- Made from renewable materials! Compostable! Recyclable! Eco-conscious! Green!
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ew
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Honestly.
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Really, though, this entire thread is making me LOL.
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If the place where you're using the bathroom has old pipes you can cause a seriously embarrassing situation.
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I think any non-flushable objects carry the potential to screw up yr sewars/septic systems. One goofy friend has a story about flushing his daily dental floss after using. And yes, he had to have a plumber explain to him that it can clog the drains. IDK, seems like a no-brainer to me.
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You poor, poor dear. No wonder.
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