Helping protect the environment and our nation’s wastewater infrastructure is at the heart of RFA’s mission. Part of this mission involves championing innovative solutions, which is why we’re proud to spotlight RFA member WaterWipes and…

The past year marks a significant shift in the Responsible Flushing Alliance’s approach to spreading the word on flushing smart. In previous years, we’ve driven home the importance of the “Do Not Flush” symbol in…

The Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) and Ecolab share a common mission: protecting vital resources for the well-being of people and the planet. In helping to safeguard wastewater infrastructure, RFA is prioritizing public health, sanitation and…

As an advisory board member to the Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA), the Toilet Board Coalition shares a common understanding that toilets play a vital role in our communities. RFA prioritizes the sustainability of communities—and to…

Did you know that public agencies throughout California are spending more than $47 million annually to repair wastewater treatment equipment and respond to sewer overflows caused by the improper flushing of wet wipes labeled with…

Maintaining a home comes with its fair share of expenses, but some costs can be avoided with simple, responsible habits. Consider this —repairing damage to your home plumbing system due to clogs can range from…

In preparation for July’s Flush Smart Month, Responsible Flushing Alliance (RFA) took to the streets of Anaheim, California at VidCon. The annual conference was swarmed with 55,000 content creators, digital innovators and fans wanting to…

Understanding the impact of wastewater and its prevalence in our daily lives is critical. Believe it or not, wastewater is a key component of what keeps our communities thriving. Not only is wastewater comprised of…

How important is paying attention to what goes down your pipes? Very. When you ignore the label or improperly dispose of non-flushable items, you could end up paying an average of $300-$450 to repair your…

The Latino Film Institute’s Youth Cinema Project (YCP) started in 2014, as a way to close the achievement and opportunity gaps among Los Angeles area students to learn the skills of filmmaking through a 100%…