KandooMelon Flushable Toilet Wipes - Pack of 12, Total 660 wipes

Excellent flushable product

In the absence of the Andrex wipes I have resorted to Kandoo, they have a slightly worse carbon footprint as they are made in The Netherlands rather than in the UK and they have cute (if childish) packaging but they do work well. They seem to be about the same size as andrex, they hold up well to adult usage and hands and I did notice that they have a biodegradable level on them... which is great for those of us who flush or compost. 1-2 wipes and you’re left Spick and span and the melon scent is refreshing and not overpowering. I feel clean again!

Have been buying these with the understanding they were safe to flush, last month we found out they are not and had a blocked sewer and these wipes were the cause.We have since had one sitting in water to see how long it takes to break down, we are 2 weeks in and there is no sign at all of it breaking down! We will do some research and switch to another brand.

I've been using these for nearly 2 years now having searched for a plastic free wipe and these are fantastic. OK, they come in a bulk of 12 in a branded box that you might expect to see in a supermarket shelf where customers take one each but it's no bother to me!They work really well. They are moist (sorry, I know some people don't like that word but what else to use!) don't dry out, clean well, I only ever flush one per time and I have never had any blockages or problems.I will continue to buy them as long as they're available and indeed recommend them to family and friends all the time!Fantastic plastic free wipe!

Initially purchased when toilet tissues became a scarce commodity during the early days of COVID lockdowns. Some was obtained but these were used to make the few packs purchased at ridiculously high prices to go much further.They are more effective than dry paper and work almost as effectively as a bidet for those who do not have regular access to one. They are quite moist as supplied although will dry-out slightly if the pack is not properly re-sealed after every use.Using them has now become routine even though supplies of toilet tissue is now constant and apparently always available.There are others but they contain fewer sheets per pack and have a much higher price. Both were purchased but there is no practical difference other than the expensive brand does (or then did) contain plastics.

They’re good for transitioning little kids from baby wipes to toilet paper but they dry out really quickly and you need to be careful that the packaging says you can only use 1-2 wipes per flush which isn’t really a lot when you’re wiping a poopy bum