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	Is there any kind of paper towel that is safe for septic systems and plumbing? I’m pastor of a church and in one of the church bathrooms, people are always flushing paper towels down the toilet and that causes immense plumbing problems. The solution prior to now has been to post signs that prohibit paper towesls from that bathroom. Folks have to try to dry thier hands on toilet tissue, which seems sort of low-class and troublesome. Our alternatives seem to be a) buy an electric dryer (costly and requires installation and running electricity through an older, concrete block building” OR b) find a paper towel that will disintegrate and is septic/plumbing friendly that works better than toilet tissue. Any thoughts.. are there such towels out there anywhere? How can we provide a hand-drying option that doesn’t leave our rest room with wet and disgusting toilet paper but isn’t damaging our sewage system? 2 Responses to “Is there any kind of paper towel that is safe for septic systems and plumbing?” Andrea Cottrell Said: How about the cloth towel dispenser? A link with a photo for your perusal. They might just be cheaper in the long run. See if you can find a used one pulled from service during a remodel. There is a lot of commercial equipment out there like that. Alissa Islam Said: Perhaps if there were a trash can directly under the paper towel dispenser, fewer people would flush them? I’m sure there are still the “continuous towel” wall units available. Leave a Reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Posted in Questions Similar Posts you may be interested in ... What is the best way to begin to remove a section of concrete slab for drain plumbing? I am expanding a bathroom on the bottom level of my split-level house, which sits on concrete slab. I am about to begin removal of the section of slab to get to the drain plumbing. I scored the area to be cut with a diamond blade, it was dusty. Now I am Clogged drains will dissapear with these leads Everyone experiences blocked drains and they are not an enjoyable occurrence. There are a number of problems associated with blocked drains and one of them is flooding of your bathtub, sink, shower and toilet. In such a situation, the blockage should be removed immediately however it is not very easy to do so with the Soakaway The following Septic Tanks and Soakaway guidance notes may be helpful to you should you have a problem with your soakaway. Sometimes it is possible for a householder to solve the problems themselves although on occassion the problems are deep seated and need the assistance of trained drains engineers. If you have a problem that What can cause my toilet to gurgle when my washing machine drains? I have a small house on a septic tank. Here in the last month every time I wash cloths the toilet gurgles. Also the tub drains slower now and the toilet will not flush for some time after the washing machine drains. Is hot water plumbing connected to the toilet plumbing? I have a problem. I always flush my cig butts down the toilet and now there is a plumbing problem in my apt building. They will be turning off the hot water for repairs. Will It get traced back to me?