Kleenex

Kleenex tissues are made from wood pulp, which is found in trees that are sourced from the North Boreal Forest in North America. Once the wood pulp is harvested, it is shipped directly to the Kleenex factory. The brand has one factory in Germany and another in Hong Kong, China. Once the wood pulp is transformed into tissues, the final product is shipped to the distribution center located in New Jersey, USA, and then distributed to retailers across the country for sale.

No, you should never flush Kleenex tissue down the toilet. Unlike toilet paper, facial tissue is not made to break down, and it may cause your plumbing to become blocked. If you have a septic system, you should never flush Kleenex tissue down the toilet or it may cause a blockage or other issues with the system.

Kleenex wet wipes are not antibacterial and are not made to be a disinfectant. However, they can wipe 99% of germs away from the skin. This product is made to keep you clean however it cannot protect you or your skin against germs or viruses. The wet wipes are designed to keep you clean and feeling fresh when you're on the go and can be used on the hands and face.