TP... are there brands preferred over others for septic systems. Brands that are less sensitive to sticking to your black water tank sensors?Being mostly a weekend warrior, I would like to know pro's and cons from people that have adopted the "lifestyle" that enjoy good clean dumpings of their tanks without hangups along the way, or faulty readings telling me I gotta pull up camp to do a tank dump.Prefered methods of cleaning the tank for storage also appreciated, I'm not in the septic business or have much experience with it.

NinerBikes wrote:TP... are there brands preferred over others for septic systems. Brands that are less sensitive to sticking to your black water tank sensors?Being mostly a weekend warrior, I would like to know pro's and cons from people that have adopted the "lifestyle" that enjoy good clean dumpings of their tanks without hangups along the way, or faulty readings telling me I gotta pull up camp to do a tank dump.Prefered methods of cleaning the tank for storage also appreciated, I'm not in the septic business or have much experience with it.You don't have a septic system, you have a storage tank, so septic tank information really doesn't help.We use Angel Soft since it dissolves well in water and still works well at the business end...Cleaning the black tank with fresh water once in a while helps keep they sensors clean.

Your black tank isn't a septic tank, you don't leae the "product" in there for ever.Bill

SEE THIS THREADSimple search for toilet paper turns up way too many threads on the subject.Search function is your friend do not be afraid of it

First, your "tank" is not a septic system, merely a holding tank until you can empty it. If you do the TP desolve test in a glass of water, you can decide if it will work for you. Don't understand the concern with "clean" black tanks, empty it, flush and reuse. Been doing this for 24 years and have never seen an intank level system that's accurate. YMMVJim

Consider The Geo Method for your black tank.As you now know, you have a holding tank, not a septic tank.

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darsben
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Oct 31, 2013
SEE THIS THREAD

Simple search for toilet paper turns up way too many threads on the subject.
Search function is your friend do not be afraid of it
Trackrig
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Oct 31, 2013
Your black tank isn't a septic tank, you don't leae the "product" in there for ever.

Bill
ken_white
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Oct 31, 2013
NinerBikes wrote:
TP... are there brands preferred over others for septic systems. Brands that are less sensitive to sticking to your black water tank sensors?

Being mostly a weekend warrior, I would like to know pro's and cons from people that have adopted the "lifestyle" that enjoy good clean dumpings of their tanks without hangups along the way, or faulty readings telling me I gotta pull up camp to do a tank dump.

Prefered methods of cleaning the tank for storage also appreciated, I'm not in the septic business or have much experience with it.

You don't have a septic system, you have a storage tank, so septic tank information really doesn't help.

We use Angel Soft since it dissolves well in water and still works well at the business end...

Cleaning the black tank with fresh water once in a while helps keep they sensors clean.

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