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Here’s how you fix this. We’re going to dig up the streets and replace the sewers. The new sewers will be all steel. There’s going to be flame throwers, and spiders inside.
Then, whenever one of these fatbergs exists, we’ll just blast the flame throwers, and it’ll burn it to nothing.
Problem solved.
So what are the spiders there for?
To eat the flies.
Flushable wipes are not flushable! These companies should pay to remove them, it was completely false advertising
Well, they are flushable, they just don’t decompose. But they flush! But so does my sock.
Decomposition is irrelevant. Nothing you flush decomposes by the time it gets to treatment (or the ocean / fuck the environment amirite). The main problem with these wipes is they don’t even break apart. Their little sabotage trojan horses that corporations injected into out sanitization systems, and we continue to let them falsely advertise, instead of fining them for ALL the damages they cause.
Just the one sock?
Depends on his nutrition how many socks he needs.
I guess I never considered the nutritional values of dress socks vs crew either.
Put officers Minogue and O’Leary on it
How are fats, oils, and grease getting into the sewer system, though? Are there enough of those materials left in our poop to conglomerate like that? Or are those from industrial users on the sewer system?
Lots of restaurants and cafes pouring their waste cooking oil down the sink instead of paying a collection service.
From doing dishes and stuff like that.
They come from your sink, not your toilet
