Toilet Paper?

old guy 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.

yes that is gross, it's a holding tank not a septic tank. how do you put up with the smell. I'll use the toilet thank you very much.

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mlts22 wrote:
I don't worry about it. Get a beater from a defunct mixer, weld or duct tape it onto a rod, put the rod in the jaws of a drill, shove the end of the road into the black tank, and hit the switch on the drill... any solid tissue will be liquid in no time.

Ahh! Stirred, not shaken!:)

The only RV toilet paper we have used was when we bought our Cub in 1999 and go it free.

Ever since then we have used normal household paper and clogs have never been an issue.

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.

yes that is gross, it's a holding tank not a septic tank. how do you put up with the smell. I'll use the toilet thank you very much.

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.

I don't worry about it. Get a beater from a defunct mixer, weld or duct tape it onto a rod, put the rod in the jaws of a drill, shove the end of the road into the black tank, and hit the switch on the drill... any solid tissue will be liquid in no time.

What toed toes says !!!

AngelSoft broke down better than the RV stuff also. Those tests are all over the internet and show that a septic safe toilet paper is just as safe to use in an RV as RV toilet paper.

The reason why people have to ask is because there are many who tell them "if you want to clog up your valves and sensors, then go ahead and use household brands" when the evidence shows that's not true.

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.

I used rv paper so far but tried the test you're referring to. Surprisingly, the stuff I use in the house (Scott's) the house brand broke down much better than the rv stuff. So, next trip it's Scott's!