Baby wipes ban blocked. N.J. may require another solution for those non

A variety of flushable wipes.

Non-flushable baby wipes are apparently set to avoid an outright ban in New Jersey — though they may soon have to be properly labeled to stay.

That’s according to a proposal that began advancing in the state Legislature on Monday, one that would require non-flushable disposable wipes — the kinds used on babies, adults, and surfaces — to be have clear “Do Not Flush” labels to be legally sold and distributed in the Garden State.

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