What's your favorite RV Toilet Paper??

[Parcany]

We bought the trailer to use all the facilities. We use Charmin, dump black when full. Had this trailer for 6 years this Jan and no problems. I make sure everything is cleaned out when I dump. I have talked to a lot of people with high dollar motor homes and they don't want to go in their bathrooms neither, they will walk over to the bathrooms in the campground.

[TCNashville]

Originally Posted by eldermike

The issues with black tanks is more related to the water content than to what type of paper you use.

Couldn't be more true. Now, all you people that stink up the dumpster area because you put your used toilet paper in a Walmart bag and discard listen up and don't be afraid to let it go!

[Gman1372]

Originally Posted by TCNASHVILLE

Couldn't be more true. Now, all you people that stink up the dumpster area because you put your used toilet paper in a Walmart bag and discard listen up and don't be afraid to let it go!

Where did all those baby diapers go we all used to fill at one time in our life

[TCNashville]

Originally Posted by Gman1372

Where did all those baby diapers go we all used to fill at one time in our life

Yeah, I was just kiddin' around with that last statement. I completely agree with why you guys don't flush your TP. RV's can be a PITA sometimes and a clog free black tank is just one less thing to worry about.

[FishAr]

Whatever my wife buys at Sams Club for our house, I think it comes in a package the size of a dog house.

Have had no problems. I dump the water from my dish pan down my toilet and also make sure I put water back in the tank after dumping it before I use it.
I just started shooting a little Dawn in there when I put the chemical in and before I add the water and that seems to help my gauges read better.

[BrittB]

We use Charmin Ultra after watching this video and trying the test ourselves. The other key to making it work is plenty of water with the flush.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-twQ...JEF9_QJprX6YpC

[Kenelz]

I use the same as at the house. I saw several tests on the internet, and the worse TP still dissolved in less than an minute.

On another forum a few years ago, the same thing came up, and a sanitary engineer chimed in. He said "gees guys, its a holding tank, not a septic system. If it goes down the toilet, it will come out the dump valve, it could be something that doesn't break down at all, like golf balls, doesn't matter". Kind of brought it into perception for me.

My thought is to have enough water to keep it all liquid, and not cake up.

[dzwiss]

I wish I had a dime for every toilet paper post I've read in the last 10 years.

[abarkl]

We use the leaves of the mullein plant, corn lily, thimbleberry, large leaf aster, or wooly lambs ear depending upon which part of the country we are in.

[culleokapapa]

We have two stacks of corn cobs one brown one white ,we use a brown then a white too see if we need another brown. lol we use camping toilet paper.

[norty1]

Down South, Moss is our first choice. Plentiful and free!

[edatlanta]

Originally Posted by Kenelz

I use the same as at the house. I saw several tests on the internet, and the worse TP still dissolved in less than an minute.

On another forum a few years ago, the same thing came up, and a sanitary engineer chimed in. He said "gees guys, its a holding tank, not a septic system. If it goes down the toilet, it will come out the dump valve, it could be something that doesn't break down at all, like golf balls, doesn't matter". Kind of brought it into perception for me.

My thought is to have enough water to keep it all liquid, and not cake up.

Agree completely. Northern Quilted and never a problem in 6.5 years full time.

[Stoonie]

Favorite paper? Well, whatever is on the roll when I need it.
To be serious, Scotts. Never had a problem in 30+ years.

[mike837go]

Also, the mid-line stuff from Sam's Club. 8 rolls to a pack. 6 or 8 packs to a bag. "Doghouse size"


Grab a roll or 2 for the trailer as needed. Keep 3 spare rolls before heading out for a long weekend.


#1, #2 or in between. Lots of water to clear the bowl.


Dump station is 5 miles from the campsite. So the bulk of the stuff drains easily!

[Shorty Cox]

We use the following method.

Take on sheet of any kind of toilet paper, fold it in quarter, (fold in half, then in half again) tear the middle corner off, then unfold. This will create a hole in the exact center of the sheet. Stick your finger through the hole and wipe with the finger, use the sheet to then wipe off the finger. Discard the sheet and your are good to go!!!!

lol

Shorty

[norty1]

You forgot to mention, "Don't dare drop that in a rv toilet"

[motorbreath]

Cascades septic safe, we use it at home and in the trailer.

Originally Posted by 360Bridges

Do you use just "septic approved" or a true RV fine grit paper?

[Bassdogs]

Prefer clean unused paper when the urge comes. I refuse to give an intelligent answer to such a question. Sorry. This stuff is going down a pipe at the dump station at a campground so Who Cares?? You're not going to clog up your septic tank, maybe someone elses but again, Who Cares?

[koko]

The only thing we care about is that Camco T-paper dissolves as soon as you look at it and is really sandpaper!

[Beartooth]

Originally Posted by culleokapapa

We have two stacks of corn cobs one brown one white ,we use a brown then a white too see if we need another brown. lol we use camping toilet paper.

I don't care what you say.......that's funny!