LetвЂ™s look at a couple of the most common, popular toilet paper brands to see if they might qualify as RV-safe toilet paper. And you donвЂ™t want to know how that ends! If not, too much of it could plug up the system. The only thing you really need to consider when buying toilet paper for use in your RV is whether or not your bathroom tissue will break down in your black tank. Need we be more graphic? We think you get the idea. And in the name of being safe to put into your black tank, the quality is so poor that it will fall apart in your hand during use. вЂњRV Toilet PaperвЂќ is the polar opposite of the old saying вЂњYou get what you pay for.вЂќ Quite the contrary, if you go into the camping section of any store that has one and find вЂњRV Toilet PaperвЂќ there, you can rest assured that youвЂ™ll pay more for it than just about any other brand on the market. Not much, really вЂ“ other than its вЂњspecialвЂќ pricing and inferior quality. First, weвЂ™ve tested regular toilet paper (more on that below), and more importantly, weвЂ™ve used regular toilet paper in both of our RVs for nearly two decades, without a single issue.ДЄnd if our first-hand experience over all these years of full-time RVing doesnвЂ™t convince you, well - that would really stink (again, sorry).

WeвЂ™re confident in telling you that itвЂ™s OK to use regular toilet paper in an RV for several reasons. Now that weвЂ™ve flushed that out of the way (sorry), letвЂ™s get back to the topic at hand.

Wipes donвЂ™t break down, and you donвЂ™t want them in your RV toilet, septic system, or sewer. And we donвЂ™t think youвЂ™d appreciate the end results, were you to do that. We donвЂ™t recommend flushing ANY kind of вЂњwipesвЂќ down your RV toilet. WeвЂ™re not talking about flushable anything here, other than toilet paper. So, letвЂ™s get to the big questionвЂ¦ДonвЂ™t flush вЂњflushableвЂќ wipes вЂ“ or anything other than dissolvable toilet paper вЂ“ down your RV toilet. That said, if we had a dollar for every time weвЂ™ve been asked about вЂњRV-safe toilet paper,вЂќ weвЂ™d be rich (especially if we were to add in the money weвЂ™ve saved buying our regular, ordinary toilet paper over all these years). If weвЂ™d fallen for this without doing our own research and experimentation, just imagine the extra money weвЂ™d haveвЂ¦ uhвЂ¦ flushed down the toiletвЂ¦ over our nearly two decades of full-time RVing - on lousy-quality toilet paper of all things! рџ§» So weвЂ™re just going to be blunt here and say out loud that weвЂ™ve never seen a product specifically sold and marketed as вЂњRV Toilet PaperвЂќ that wasnвЂ™t absolute рџ’© from a quality standpoint. And itвЂ™s not even the cost thatвЂ™s the worst part. WeвЂ™re here today to tell you that вЂњRV toilet paperвЂќ is a ruseвЂ¦and an expensive one at that. WeвЂ™d be willing to bet that almost everyone who has ever owned any type of motorhome or camper with a toilet and a black tank has either participated in this conversation or has done some Googling into the question of whether or not some sort of special toilet paper is necessary for the toilet paper to be вЂњsafeвЂќ for their RV toilet.

Believe it or not, itвЂ™s a common topic of discussion among new AND seasoned RVers alike.

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