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The major component of automotive antifreeze can be broken down easily by organisms in a sewage treatment plant. If your home is connected to a sanitary sewer, antifreeze can be poured down the drain or flushed down the toilet. August 16th, 2004, 08:14 AM #8.
I would never and have never flushed these things that won't degrade, down any toilet. There is a trash can for that. And you can wrap up anything gross with a little toilet paper and toss in the trash.I wouldn't want my medicine in our water system! that is just plain stupid.hereâs also toilet paper, tampons, and the occasional expired goldfish. With a wide mouth and relatively powerful drainage, itâs tempting to use the toilet like our own personal trash transporter: just dump, flush, and itâs gone forever. There are many things that should never EVER be flushed down the toilet, however.