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Can We Flush Tissue Paper or Napkins in Toilets? The recent Air India toilet clogging incident has brought us international embarrassment. A Delhi-bound Air India flight had to return to Chicago after two hours because 8 out of 12 toilets got blocked. This happened because some passengers flushed plastic bags, sanitary napkins, and other non-disposable items into the toilet. In India, we are more accustomed to using water for cleaning, unlike in Western countries where toilet paper is commonly used due to the cold climate. Even though we now use Western-style toilets, many of us still prefer washing with water; either with a bucket or a faucet. One key difference between Indian and Western toilets is that Western-style toilets are meant to remain dry. Wet toilet seats are considered unhygienic and unpleasant, especially in Western cultures. Unfortunately, some men urinate without lifting the seat, making matters worse. With changing habits, people have started using toilet paper to dry themselves after washing. However, many are unsure about how to dispose of it properly. Some throw it in the waste bin, which is unpleasant for the next user and inconvenient for the person who cleans the toilet. The correct way to dispose of toilet paper is by flushing it, as it is designed to dissolve in water within 20-30 seconds. However, not everyone knows the difference between toilet paper and tissue paper, paper napkins, or wet wipes. These items, along with sanitary napkins, should never be flushed. Unlike toilet paper, they do not dissolve easily and can clog the drainage system. Unfortunately, some passengers on the Air India flight made this mistake, leading to a major disruption. As a society, we learn quickly when things are explained well. This is our humble effort to clarify why only toilet paper should be flushed while everything else should be disposed of in a bin. Please share this video message with your friends and family to raise awareness. Together, we can prevent such incidents and ensure our toilets remain clean and functional.

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