Almost two years into the pandemic, we can all agree that a safe, sanitary environment in which to learn is crucial for a child’s education.

California can now put another arrow in its quiver in its fight to protect the environment and state infrastructure: a new law that educates consumers on what can and cannot be flushed down the toilet.

In 2020, when American consumers found themselves social distancing and short of toilet paper (“TP,” as the cool kids call it), the demand for wipes products skyrocketed by as much as 500 percent.

During these dog days of summer, and especially after a year indoors, people everywhere are treating this summer like it is the first one ever…

Over the years, our environment has sustained significant disruption and damage as we’ve interrupted its natural process to often accommodate our everyday habits. Climate is getting hotter.

Earth Day is an annual event focused on promoting clean and sustainable living habits that will help preserve the Earth’s resources for people and wildlife alike.

Did you know that flushing products that were not designed to be flushed down the toilet can put the health of your home at risk?