Why can't you flush tampons?
Tampons are designed to absorb fluids. Because they have such a high absorbency, they expand when they get wet and become much larger than they are in dry form. And unlike toilet paper, tampons do not break down easily when flushed but instead retain their shape and often get stuck in pipes, causing them to clog.
The same goes for flushing sanitary pads. When these menstrual products accumulate in the drains, blockages occur that must be removed. A difficult and expensive job. And this not only affects what happens in your building, but the entire sewage system, causing serious problems.





