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Target settled an Ohiolawsuitthat claims its Up & Up brand flushable toddler wipes were not actually flushable.
Instead, customers had to deal with clogged pipes and septic systems, the lawsuit said.
The suit cited complaints from disappointed customers who reviewed the product online while it was still available.
One noted a $195 plumbing bill and a sludge-covered basement floor.
The suit states: An entire market of so-called flushable wipes has cropped up over the past few years.
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Target denied the claims.
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Submit your claimby Sept. 7 online or by mail.
you could bet there were a few flushable wipes discovered.
Lisa Rowan is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.
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