black tank safe wet wipes

NO

Executive wrote:
NO

x2

We have a septic system in one of our homes and there is a rule....

The three p's..... PPP (not to be graphic)... pee, poop and paper.... all dissolvable.

Our toilet in the motorhome is a macerator toilet so only dissolvable will work best. Now, if you are connected to a sewer in a campground with a regular toilet then 'maybe' you could use them and just empty the tank as normal. Would the campground like it, I don't know. It depends on their system.

Our desert water agency had a story about the use of wet wipe tissues and said they had to open the pumps to clean them out as they would get stuck in the system.

MM.

Definitely. No! Son the plumber says...those wet wipes are a pain in the a**!
In a regular toilet, septic or city they clogg up the system. He said nothing but tp that dissolves goes down the chute!

Try pulling a wet wipe apart. Try pulling toilet paper apart. Decide for yourself.

No. I have had room remove my black tank valve twice to dislodge wipes from the valve seat. Not a fun job.

bluebarry1964b wrote:
We all know that you can't use just any old type of toilet tissue in a black tank.

Is there such a thing as a wet wipe that is safe to put in a black tank?

We have used, "just any old type of toilet tissue," for years and years. Wet wipes - no.

No.

Wet wipes a definite no-no, but we use pretty much any toilet paper without issue in our rig.

Here is a video from Consumer Reports: Flushable wet wipes

They stick to the sides, foul the sensors, and are a pain. They should not be used in a black tank or septic system. Not too good for a sewer system either.