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- noe-placeExplorerI think it had something to do with rvers dumping tanks in WM's parking lot drains. :R
- pasusanExplorer
K3WE wrote:
Yes - and somehow it has to do with...2012Coleman wrote:
Walmart is gone? :h
Yes...
Every last store shut down for violations of some overnight camping law.
Toilet paper!
(I can't believe this thread has been resurrected!!!!) - K3WEExplorer
2012Coleman wrote:
Walmart is gone? :h
Yes...
Every last store shut down for violations of some overnight camping law. - 2012ColemanExplorer IIWalmart is gone? :h
- Dave_EExplorerI buy what my body tells me to buy I don't worry about what a holding tank needs, it is secondary to my needs and my needs are first always in this matter.....
- wa8yxmExplorer IIIAngel Soft is a brand older than Wal-mart.
Scotts Single Ply
Fact is, In assorted tests, they reported the time it took several brands to break down including Charmin Quilted (The worst) and Tethford (not far from it) and frankly, by the time I finish the paperwork, Pull up my trousers. Get out and pull the handle.
It's won't make any difference what brand I buy.
I get Aldi's house brand usually. Low cost (most everything in that store is) and not bad. - noe-placeExplorer
nitrohorse wrote:
noe-place wrote:
We don't flush ANYTHING down our toilet. It all goes into a waste can and into the dumpster where ever we're staying. Never had any valve or stoppage issues in almost ten yrs rving.
I think I seen you walking to the dumpster with toilet paper stuck to your sneakers...
Now that those of you who chose to criticize toilet paper disposal have finished your PHD's on how is should be done I've got to say one last thing. I made it all up. Now how do you feel? :B - gatorcqExplorerJust a though, if you flush the tank heavily once a month, you could use ANY type of toilet paper. And when I say flush, I mean it, 15 to 30 minutes, use or make a wand to go down thru the toilet. Hire someone to do it for you once a year, anything.
Proper maintenance is the key here. And yes I know about the water and jar test. Why you ask, worked in the paper mills few years ago. - MocoondoExplorer IIAnything labeled "septic safe" is also safe in the RV toilet.
- LakeNExplorer
Deb and Ed M wrote:
Scott tissue (the single ply stuff) breaks down quickly - I use it at home and in the RV.
X2 have done a jar test.....dissolves well!
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