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Question of the Week
 
Do you use regular toilet paper in your RV or a special brand made for RVs?
 
With  3296 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
Regular brand from supermarket
58.50% (1928)
Special brand made specifically for RVs
39.71% (1309)
I prefer to use a corn cob
1.79% (59)
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We use Kirkland at home (have a septic system) as well as on the road. Can not even imagine putting used TP in a bag. Think of the health concerns. There is the smell, the chance of contaminatio and it ends up in a land fill instead of being properly processed.
Posted:   6/10/2008  By: Lee  
I saw the use of TP in mexico and south Texas,last winter,where you put the used paper in a bag next to the toilet imagine the smell at the end of yhe day....Not for me.
Posted:   6/8/2008  By: Anonymous  
We were campground hosts at a major camping area near Everett, WA. When we left our job we took several "free" left over RV rolls with us and we have not camped since.
Posted:   6/7/2008  By: Don Thomason  
We use Angel Soft. Tested it and it dissolved well. We live in Europe part time, and in our experience it is only in the rural areas of Spain, for example, where you have to put paper in the bin instead of toilet, because sewer pipes not designed for it. We would not want to do that in our RV!!! Yuk.
Posted:   6/7/2008  By: Anonymous  
We started using Scotts brand toilet paper a few years ago when the cost of the Rv toilet paper went up!! Scotts works great and goes on sale often! "Why pay more when you can pay less!"
Posted:   6/6/2008  By: Anonymous  
We use the cheapest brand we can find. We never put any paper down the rv toilet. We keep plastic bags in the bathroom and throw the paper away.
Posted:   6/4/2008  By: Anonymous  
We use 2 ply store brand. Do not use Cottonelle or Charmin. Have never had a problem. We flush with plenty of water and that seems to help.
Posted:   6/4/2008  By: Anonymous  
use any single ply paper-often Scott, but any brand will do---no problems.
Posted:   6/3/2008  By: doglover in WA  
All Scott brand toilet tissue products are septic and RV safe for use. My husband & I saw a demonstration at a race track where the Scott tissue product disintegrated in seconds and another name brand did not. We quit using the expensive camping tissue and use Scott for home and RV.
Posted:   6/2/2008  By: J. Doty  
I live in Europe and have never seen nor heard of the practice of throwing toilet paper in the trash. We really do have flush toilets here
Posted:   6/2/2008  By: Anonymous  
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