What California law says about wipes
Under California law, with some exceptions, baby wipes, and wipes made wholly or partly of petrochemical-derived fibers that are likely to be used in a bathroom and have significant potential to be flushed, must carry a "Do Not Flush" label and symbol if they were made on or after July 1, 2022.
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The same law bars the companies that make or label those wipes from claiming in any way that they are flushable. It covers those two kinds of wipes only, so other wipes can still be sold as flushable.
On the drain side, a label does not change what happens in the pipe. In a toilet and the branch line behind it, wipes do not clear the way toilet paper does.

