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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coolmom42 wrote:mikensallyt wrote:
I know that this may sound gross but ..... Place a small trash can in the bathroom. Just roll up the paper and toss it in the can. You can also use those plastic grocery bags to roll it up in. Just remember to empty the trash can.
That's what we always did in the TT. No problem. Just take it out every day with your regular trash.
If you have guests who are not versed in the issue.... they are prone to using wads of TP and little water. Not a pleasant surprise. And a big wad does not break up as well as the few sheets in the jar.
Amazing! - Reads like a bathroom stop for Mexican buses in 1960s Baja.
It *is* a problem!
In most jurisdictions where you will find city, county, state, or Fed campgrounds - your "disposal" method would rate a Hazardous Materials cite for disposal of a Bio-Hazard (Human fecal matter).
Sure would (and did) at both the city & state beaches within the city where I worked.
RV parking in the winter & also public toilets available.
Usually a misdemeanor (not an infraction) - and it ain't cheap!!..:R
If you are "boondocking" in the wilderness - check on approved disposal, bring along your shovel and dig a pit toilet.
If you have ignorant guests that aren't "versed" - - verse 'em!..:S
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