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For what use was Kleenex originally developed?
Cotton surgical bandage substitute kleenex is an advanced version of toilet paper
How do you insulate a homemade thermos?
you can use socks , tin foil Kleenex toilet paper, fiberglass
How harmful if a cat drinks from a toilet bowl with fecal in it?
Not very harmful, but a little disgusting!
Can you flush Kleenex Tissues down the toilet?
Tissues are made to stay together (not disintegrate) when wet so you can use them to blow your nose or whatever. But that means they can cause plumbing problems if you flush them. Even though they look similar to toilet paper, they're not because toilet paper is made to disintegrate immediately upon contact with water.
Can you flush kleenexes down the toilet?
Kleenex isn't acceptable for septic systems but I don't if that is an issue for city waste stations? I would throw out or recycle first.
Is it harmful for a baby to eat toilet paper?
It should pass harmlessly.
Are the fumes from toilet bowl cleaners harmful to lungs?
The fumes from toilet bowl cleaners are harmful to the lungs, eyes, nose and throat. Many cleaners have corrosive ingredients and when mixed with chlorine produce dangerous fumes.
What are kleenex's used for?
Kleenex's are used to clean .. stuff
When were kleenex invented?
Kleenex were invented in July 12 1924. They came up with the idea for kleenex to blow your nose in.
What year was Kleenex first introduced?
1929 was when the kleenex was introduced
When were Kleenex products launched in the UK?
Kleenex is a popular brand of facial tissues from the United States. Kleenex was launched in the UK in 1925.
Is the water in the toilet dirty and harmful if it overflows and causes water damage?
Yes of course
