me too PP.

Um, count me as someone who had no idea you aren't supposed to flush them. Wow, I guess I've been lucky all this time. Hmmm....

Toss. Always.

ouch...sorry PP.

Anonymous wrote:It never dawned on me to toss them. I have been flushing them for 30 years!!!

is this even serious? you never read the signs beggin women to dispose of them in the garbage and not fluhing?

I can personally vouch that flushing tampons in a house with older plumbing will get you a plumbing call starting @ $150.

I too had been flushing for almost 30 years (unless the sign in the 1877 B & B said not to). Should've made that connection for my own home, I guess

Anonymous wrote:if there's a disposal receptacle throw it there. Flushing is not recommend.

This is what I've always heard.

It never dawned on me to toss them. I have been flushing them for 30 years!!!

Flush.

Really? I had no idea you're not supposed to. Ack!

They are not supposed to be flushed, just toss in the garbage container.

You should never flush tampons. Ever. Unless you want to put your plumber's kids through college.

if there's a disposal receptacle throw it there. Flushing is not recommend.

Toss at home, or anywhere the pluming seems a little "dated", flush if I'm in a modern building with commercial toilets.

Flush

how do you dispose of your "used" tampons? flush or toss?