What kind of toilet paper should i use in an rv

Unless you plan on throwing your used toilet paper in the trash, RV-specific toilet paper is a must-have while RVing. All of the above options are a great place to start for RV toilet paper that is safe for your tanks and nice on your rear. Test out different brands to find your favorite, and then stock up! I totally disagree with that our good buddy whom we travel with was using it and swore by it for a year cause it was cheaper.

Then out in the middle of crown land he got plugged up and had to basically take everything apart to resolve the problem.

We use camco personally and have never had an issue. Always used scotts rv tp. The problem is when someone i wont say who uses too much. Sooner or later you are going to shut the valve when there is a small piece just passing through. It will jam in there forever.

Eventually if it happens enough the valve will not competely close. Then you have bigger problems because all the liquid slowly drains from your tank when at full hookup sites. Ask me how i know. After trying everything I had to replace the valve on our Solitude GK. Put slightly wet but very clean tp in trash. No more problem. The sprayer also works great to keep the bowl spotless.

Good information to know. Looking forward to getting to use all the information we have gathered. It says the Scott toilet paper is 2-ply but the packaging in the link you shared says one-ply. Which is correct? Knowing what septic system your home, RV, or boat uses is necessary when it comes to using the correct type of toilet paper. The Scott family founded Scott Paper Co. It was the first company to officially put the toilet paper on a roll.

Camco was founded in with the manufacturing of antifreeze. Today, more than 50 years later, the North Carolina-based company is one of the leading manufacturers of RV and marine products and accessories.

Thetford has been manufacturing RV accessories since The company prides itself on providing high-quality services and products to the manufacturers and users of mobile vehicles throughout the world.

RV toilet paper is, like any other variety of toilet tissue, pretty affordable. Want to stock up on more rolls? This is a most interesting concept and a fun experiment all at the same time. You might even want to involve your kids or grandchildren in this one. Use approximately a 10 oz. Fill it half-way with water.

Drop in a couple sheets of clean toilet paper. Put the lid on the jar or hold your hand over the top and shake vigorously TWO times — no more. Set the glass down. Within a few seconds to a minute, see if the toilet paper starts to dissolve. If you still see large pieces of toilet paper, do not use this brand of paper in your RV. Note that if you shake vigorously more than 2 times, any paper will more than likely start dissolving. I, personally, would still test these brands on my own for peace of mind.

When attending RV show vendor booths, seminars or rallies, at some point or another, toilet paper and black tanks become a discussion item. Folks, make your life a little easier and let it go! The black tank is made for that purpose. We may occasionally have an issue here or there with a clog or sensitivity with the accuracy of our monitor readings, but use plenty of flush water and clean your RV black tank from time to time check that topic here on CamperReport.

You do need paper that dissolves quickly and completely.