Toilet paper???

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Get you a baday and wash your butt

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by halfprice

What is everyone using??

Rv paper is terrible. I've read a way to test if it's ok to use is to put some in a jar with water and shake it. If it breaks apart it's ok

I'm looking to find something better

Jerry

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

Why not just use RV paper?

Does that help?

Also, RV paper is generally more expensive. Why pay more for a throw-away product if it provides no increased benefit?

[halfprice]

Been very busy guys and havent had time to look at the site

Thanks for all the replies.

I took some charmin and put it in a glass of water. In 10-15 minutes it was dissolved. The label also says its septic tank approved

So charmin it will be. Maria will be happy now. We both hated the rv junkie paper

Jerry

[Bob Denman]

Glad to hear that this issue is now... Behind you!

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

“I couldn’t believe it, every toilet I saw there had a bidet,” Angela says. “My husband even gave it a try and loved it.”

It was something she couldn’t believe she never tried her entire life. So she decided to do some digging online.

“I was shocked about what I read,” Angela says. “Apparently 80% of the world uses these bidets instead of toilet paper like we do in America”

[Judge]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

“I couldn’t believe it, every toilet I saw there had a bidet,” Angela says. “My husband even gave it a try and loved it.”

It was something she couldn’t believe she never tried her entire life. So she decided to do some digging online.

“I was shocked about what I read,” Angela says. “Apparently 80% of the world uses these bidets instead of toilet paper like we do in America”

Guess we could all add another garden hose to our collection of accessories and make our own.... [emoji51]

[mcr1010]

Originally Posted by revjeffrey

Using the 1000 sheet septic safe Scott's brand. I have never dumped and seen paper just all liquid. At home use this and Throw out your plungers. This paper will not swell like others do into a wet baseball size plug.

10-4 on the Scott's. Been using it for 19 years and no trouble yet.

[Bob Denman]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

“I couldn’t believe it, every toilet I saw there had a bidet,” Angela says. “My husband even gave it a try and loved it.”

It was something she couldn’t believe she never tried her entire life. So she decided to do some digging online.

“I was shocked about what I read,” Angela says. “Apparently 80% of the world uses these bidets instead of toilet paper like we do in America”

Bidet?
I thought they were drinking fountains!

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

“I couldn’t believe it, every toilet I saw there had a bidet,” Angela says. “My husband even gave it a try and loved it.”

It was something she couldn’t believe she never tried her entire life. So she decided to do some digging online.

“I was shocked about what I read,” Angela says. “Apparently 80% of the world uses these bidets instead of toilet paper like we do in America”

So what do they dry their butt with after using the bidet? And where did the 80% come from? I doubt that's accurate. In fact, where did the entire quote come from?

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Time mag

[EA37TS]

Originally Posted by Hugh.vines@att.net

“I couldn’t believe it, every toilet I saw there had a bidet,” Angela says. “My husband even gave it a try and loved it.”

It was something she couldn’t believe she never tried her entire life. So she decided to do some digging online.

“I was shocked about what I read,” Angela says. “Apparently 80% of the world uses these bidets instead of toilet paper like we do in America”

Kind of misleading when you dig into it. 80 percent of the world is not 80 percent of the population or structures. It is 80 percent of geographical locations or countries. Also, medical professionals state that the use of bidets are less sanitary than toilet paper because of bacteria and there are increased instances of UTIs in women that use bidets vs paper.

As a note, in Italy there is a law where new construction must include at least one bidet. If you have a structure/house with 2.5 baths on one must have a bidet. What do you use in the other 1.5 baths?

As someone who has been to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Central and South America I do not recall bidets being as common as 25 percent let alone 80 percent.

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Love one then wipe with butt towel so clean

[Down South]

I have been using any paper that stated on the package "Septic Safe" for over ten yrs with no problem.
I'm talking about the big bundles of TP that you can get at Sam's Club or Costco.

[revjeffrey]

Not that anyone is tracking what we are discussing?
Look at the ads now...

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

That’s the one I have

[MJC62]

Can't boondock with a Bidet uses too much water ...

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Yes that would be a problem but I don’t boon dock

[revjeffrey]

With one of those in your rig, that's called "moon dockin".

[cbach]

Originally Posted by MJC62

Can't boondock with a Bidet uses too much water ...

Hook it up to the grey tank...with soap and toothpaste residue it should clean, freshen, whiten, and prevent butt plaque!

[m1noel]

Sounds like you use whatever is left after you stand in line trying to get it. I don't understand the hysteria over toilet paper and Corona virus.