This bill mandates that certain disposable wipes carry a clear and conspicuous "Do Not Flush" label to prevent wastewater infrastructure pollution. The requirement applies to covered products , which include premoistened, nonwoven disposable wipes marketed as baby wipes or diapering wipes. It also covers household or personal care wipes that contain petrochemical-derived fibers and have a significant potential to be flushed, such as antibacterial, disinfecting, general cleaning, and various personal hygiene wipes. The legislation specifies detailed requirements for the placement and visibility of the "Do Not Flush" symbol and label notice across various packaging types, including cylindrical, flexible film, rigid, and bulk packaging. These labels must be reasonably visible to the user, have high contrast with the background, and be equal to at least 2 percent of the principal display panel's surface area. Furthermore, manufacturers are prohibited from making any express or implied representations that these covered products can or should be flushed. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is tasked with enforcing these labeling requirements, treating violations as unfair or deceptive acts or practices. The bill also includes a preemption clause, ensuring that no State or political subdivision can establish or maintain "Do Not Flush" labeling requirements that are not identical to the federal standards. These provisions will take effect one year after the Act's enactment.