Here's a good video I found comparing some common RV and non-RV toilet paper brands. I was surprised with the results. It's not too long. I put it in this section because this is a common question with a lot of different opinions.https://youtu.be/ceCdXandlLU

IF it has 'RV' on the label it is overpriced, thin and uselessI like my 2 ply thick fluffy Charmin and a big wad of it.I don't process waste/TP....just 'hold' it until time to dumpWhether it has dissolved or not doesn't matterDump line is 3" header and the the weight/volume of liquids is more then enough to carry the 'stuff' down and out...WHOOSH!Why too much OCD about waste tanks, TP ------GO Camping !

Why too much OCD about waste tanks, TP ------GO Camping !X2Bill

I agree with both of you. That's why I posted this. To kill the myth. Regular tp does fine.

What I have found.. There are many brands of T/P.. Some are nice and soft (Prince and Spring from Boxed.com) some are ... Well I could have used a piece to polish up a bit of electronic tubing today as it feels a lot like SANDPAPER.. That one is sold for RV use by the way.Some break down fast (Scotts single ply) some (The RV brand) take longer Not sure how long Prince and Spring takes but by the time I finish up. Pull up zip up and so on get out and open up.. Not a problem.

Old-Biscuit wrote:I like my 2 ply thick fluffy Charmin and a big wad of it.Way too much information...:B

RV and non-RV toilet paper comparison video | Good Sam Community

Turtle_n_Peeps
Explorer
Apr 07, 2019
Trackrig wrote:
Why too much OCD about waste tanks, TP ------GO Camping !

X2

Bill

X4 or 5 or whatever it's up to now.

It's a 3" pipe for Christ sake!! A 3" pipe!

I can say unequivalently if you clog a 3" pipe you:

A: are not using enough water. (more than likely)
or
B: eating some weird stuff or using about a 1/2 a roll or more/ use.

Water flushes your troubles away. Use it liberally and you will have no problems no matter what kind of TP you use.
suprz
Explorer
Apr 07, 2019
Have been using Scott's RV safe brand for years and is wife approved and has never been a issue when dumping the tank
Tvov
Explorer II
Apr 07, 2019
That video surprised me a bit, as the Scott did not do so well. We use it at home, and it seems to break down very quickly in the toilet - I notice this when the kids don't flush, lol!
Ralph_Cramden
Explorer II
Apr 07, 2019
ken56 wrote:
My wife is a member of the big wad club.

What?
monkey44
Nomad II
Apr 07, 2019
Scotts is great - does the job, the floats away with no issues when you pull the drain. Never had any troubles ...
Lwiddis
Explorer II
Apr 07, 2019
Sufficent water and maybe some agitation by driving has always worked for me.
ken56
Explorer
Apr 07, 2019
My wife is a member of the big wad club. There has been a few times where it caused a clog and would not drain completely, so that turns into a lengthly fill and try to drain again as many times it takes to break the clog loose. I have managed to get her to use somewhat less paper and have had no other clog issues. That said, we use our regular tissue we use at home, Sam's club brand.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Apr 06, 2019
Just don't use Northern. It's the only brand I've found that causes blockage. Everything else works fine.
gbopp
Explorer
Apr 06, 2019
Old-Biscuit wrote:
I like my 2 ply thick fluffy Charmin and a big wad of it.

Way too much information...:B
wa8yxm
Explorer III
Apr 06, 2019
What I have found.. There are many brands of T/P.. Some are nice and soft (Prince and Spring from Boxed.com) some are ... Well I could have used a piece to polish up a bit of electronic tubing today as it feels a lot like SANDPAPER.. That one is sold for RV use by the way.

Some break down fast (Scotts single ply) some (The RV brand) take longer Not sure how long Prince and Spring takes but by the time I finish up. Pull up zip up and so on get out and open up.. Not a problem.