Toilet Paper?
Is it really necessary to use RV toilet paper or can I just use some good old Scotts septic safe stuff. I hate paying three times as much for crappy toilet paper and it is a hassle when you run out.
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toedtoes wrote:RandACampin wrote:Ed_Gee wrote:
Why does anyone have to ask? It's so easy to test. Take an RV paper and a regular roll from your house, put them in jars of water and shake them up. The results are quite distinctive. If you don't care above t clogging up your black tank sensor or valves, feel free to use those house brands.
This proves nothing except you've wasted some TP. All TP is septic safe, show me one that's not, all TP is rv safe biodegradable or any other qualifier you want to put on it.
So one TP breaks up faster...big deal it makes no difference going down that pipe.
Actually, Northern brand does not break down easily. I have a recurring tree root problem with my house pipes and cannot use Northern because it would get caught up and not disintegrate - causing me to have to get the pipes snaked more often (once a year). When I use other brands, I can go over 2 years without needing to have the pipes snaked.
Actually, your problem is not with toilet paper it's with root. Additionally id does not disintegrate, it merely breaks down into it's original fibers.
