Scott Rapid-Dissolving Bathroom Tissue, 1-Ply, Unscented, Case Pack, Five - 4 Roll Packs, 800 Sheets Each (20 Rolls)

As you know, the holding tank on an RV is like a mini short term septic tank, so whatever goes in there needs to decompose rapidly due the black tank chemistry that you add. This Scott product is the best of this type of product that we have found. More like a home tissue than the other RV products including Thetford, which we did not care for.

Looks like a good product. There aren't too many rapid dissolve bath tissues on the market. Reasonably priced as well. The old school janitorial industrial brown, unbleached toilet tissue made for public bathrooms - well, haven't seen that in years. I guess the unbleached, janitorial roll paper towels are along the same line, just thinner for toilet paper. That stuff was made for public restrooms cause of kids and people put lots of toilet paper in the potty's. Plus, the TP was unbleached, and the absolute most basic, rapid dissolving eco-friendly version toilet paper of the 1970s and 1980s.

Yeah, the product is fine. But I bought them thinking it would save me a considerable amount of money compared with buying them at my local store. It didn't. So next time I'll just go to the store.

As this tp is recommended for septic systems, I decided to try it. You get a big roll and the paper is one-ply, very thin. I'm sure it will do as it says. Although it's not soft and cushy, it does the job and should extend the time to have our septic tank drained. It is probably more economical than many tps and you don't have to change the roll as often.

This paper works well with our septic system; no plugging of the trap as the usual paper sold in the grocery store did. A good product for country septic systems.