Ray LeTourneau
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OK, explain reusable...Has anyone tried this instead of single or double ply toilet paper? My grand-daddy said he did, it was reuseable and readily available.
Forrest
RV toilet paper or single ply regular TP
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Ray LeTourneau
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OK, explain reusable...Has anyone tried this instead of single or double ply toilet paper? My grand-daddy said he did, it was reuseable and readily available.
Forrest
That's just wrong!
mountainlovers76
Mississippi Chapter Leaders
Angel Soft works great. Never had a problem.
Jimmyt5
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OK, explain reusable...
I was taught to always use the brown ears first then check with the white ones.....
kakampers
Past Heartland Ambassador
As for the chemical...we use Blue Streak. It has a dispenser that attaches via a hose to the toilet, and it dispenses a small amout of chemical with each flush. Never have to ask "did you put chemical in the tank", just after setting up...love it! No odors and the toilet water has a nice blue tint to it...just like at "home". When the water runs clear you fill the dispenser and forget it!
bigredtruck
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we haven't used anything but Calgon since we bought the Cyclone. We've only gone on one long trip but used the trailer frequently through the winter and no problems or odors yet. When we are hooked up to sani, we use lots of water. If we can get a deal on RV TP, I stock up but otherwise, I usually buy the inexpensive TP at the grocery store, on the advice of M-I-L.
TXBobcat
Fulltime
We just got our first bunch of Angle Soft. DW likes it because it is 2 ply and softer than Scotts. I like it also. It does break down properly in water.
Again, as stated above, use lots of water. But you don't need chemicals. Just don't dump until your black tank is at least 2/3 full. We don't have a smell. That only happens when you dump. A lot of parks do not like the chemicals because it messes up their septic tanks.
Here is a website of a highly respected fulltime RVer and what he has to say about black tanks and what to do.
http://adventure.1tree.net/index.php/rv-living/maintenance/waste-tank-maintenance
You can find posts by Kirk on the Escapees forum. http://www.rvnetwork.com/
BC
Again, as stated above, use lots of water. But you don't need chemicals. Just don't dump until your black tank is at least 2/3 full. We don't have a smell. That only happens when you dump. A lot of parks do not like the chemicals because it messes up their septic tanks.
Here is a website of a highly respected fulltime RVer and what he has to say about black tanks and what to do.
http://adventure.1tree.net/index.php/rv-living/maintenance/waste-tank-maintenance
You can find posts by Kirk on the Escapees forum. http://www.rvnetwork.com/
BC
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