Black Tank & Toilet Paper
So I’m just wondering what others think about this. A camp host told me today that she does not put toilet paper in the toilet because it causes faulty sensor readings, sticks to the walls of the blac...
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My thoughts:
1. The sensors don't work because of their inferior design and the sludge that ultimately coats the sidewalls of the tanks. It has nothing to do with toilet paper.
2. Using a toilet paper that will dissolve easily when subjected to water will turn the paper into a soluble, thick mass that easily flows out of the tank when drained.
3. Most blank tank problems are caused by not enough water in the tank. Before each use, the blank tank should be "charged" with 1/3 of its capacity of just plain water.
4. The black tank chemicals are of little value. Just use plenty of water in #3 above.
5. Packaging the toilet paper after use into a bag is not for me. If someone else wants to do it, then I hope you enjoy your exercise, but it is not necessary.
6. I am amazed at the lengths people go to so they don't have to use their RV as it was designed!
1. The sensors don't work because of their inferior design and the sludge that ultimately coats the sidewalls of the tanks. It has nothing to do with toilet paper.
2. Using a toilet paper that will dissolve easily when subjected to water will turn the paper into a soluble, thick mass that easily flows out of the tank when drained.
3. Most blank tank problems are caused by not enough water in the tank. Before each use, the blank tank should be "charged" with 1/3 of its capacity of just plain water.
4. The black tank chemicals are of little value. Just use plenty of water in #3 above.
5. Packaging the toilet paper after use into a bag is not for me. If someone else wants to do it, then I hope you enjoy your exercise, but it is not necessary.
6. I am amazed at the lengths people go to so they don't have to use their RV as it was designed!
