toilet paper

We use Cottonelle 2 ply without any adverse reactions. It flushes and easily breaks down.

There is an informal TP test. Take one sheet and put it into a cup of water. Shake the cup for about a minute. If the paper breaks down it can be used anyplace.

So I should give up the corn husks? :o

You have a holding tank not a septic tank ..... any TP will work fine.

This is really a crappy topic. :-)

Hondavalk wrote:
So I should give up the corn husks? :o

I haven't wiped since Sears quit sending out catalogs. Probably a good thing. The catalog pages screwed up my black tank sensor. :)

An equally satisfying wiping experience can be found by using anything you receive in the mail from Camping World.

12rvjoe wrote:
You have a holding tank not a septic tank ..... any TP will work fine.

But what if the CG does not have city sewer?

Bucky Badger wrote:

12rvjoe wrote:
You have a holding tank not a septic tank ..... any TP will work fine.

But what if the CG does not have city sewer?

I don't think we have ever stayed in a park that was hooked up to a city sewer .. When we were seasonal at one park for over ten years we used regular TP ( as did most ) with no ill effects to the parks septic system ..

I don't have city sewer at my house and I don't think about it. We use Cottenelle Ultra in the purple package, "With wider sheets for a more effective wipe"
Works in the TT or the house.

I don't think I have ever seen a TP that said "unsafe for septic tanks" on the package. :h