Toilet paper?

[Kheren]

I don't believe anyone could read a thread labeled 'Toilet Paper' and manage to be offended by something they read in the thread. If you have that weak of a stomach then avoid threads with titles like this. It is positive we won't be discussing rainbows, unicorns and kittens in a thread like this. Meanwhile my post has nothing to do with tp not breaking up, it deals with a stuck valve.

Lolol. Winner!!!

And I bought tp today, first time in years. Thanks everyone.

 

[Rene T]

Lolol. Winner!!!

And I bought bought tp today, first time in years. Thanks everyone.

bought bought?  :

 

[Kheren]

bought bought?  :

Oops. Fixed it

 

[Gottasmilealot]

We only use the basic Scott tissue, not RV specific paper, and no paper remains at the time of dumping. Either with or without a macerator.  No need to use any special disposal method.

 

[rockin rockwood]

Lolol. Winner!!!

And I bought tp today, first time in years. Thanks everyone.

  The first time in years??? Dare I ask, What have you been using?

 

[SeilerBird]

  The first time in years??? Dare I ask, What have you been using?

They have been using the one sheet method.

https://youtu.be/LEBt84BP84g

 

[rockin rockwood]

I quit

 

[donn]

I don't know what the material is all I know is two people have told me that dropping the tanks are a really big deal. No access to the valves without dropping the tanks.

How about pictures?  I absolitely do not believe that the tank needs to be dropped.  Please post a picture of your undetbelly.  Like I said previously  I'm 71 years old and can still crawl under my fiver to fix stuff.  I understsnd some are no longer physically able. I guess those folks have way more disposable income than I do.  When I get to the point I can jo longer work on my fiver is time to sell it.

 

[SeilerBird]

How about pictures?

There is a membrane covering the bottom of the RV and I am not going to crawl on my back to photograph it.

 

[donn]

There you go!  The bottom material is likely plastic and held on with some self tapping screws.  Taking screws out will access the dump valves.  Maybe 20 minutes tops.  4 bolts and a little effort and the darn valve blade is out in your hands.

 

[SeilerBird]

There you go!  The bottom material is likely plastic and held on with some self tapping screws.  Taking screws out will access the dump valves.  Maybe 20 minutes tops.  4 bolts and a little effort and the darn valve blade is out in your hands.

No the bottom material is not plastic it is metal and I am not going to crawl on the ground for anything. I get out of breath just going from the living room to the bathroom.

 

[Kheren]

They have been using the one sheet method.

https://youtu.be/LEBt84BP84g

  The first time in years??? Dare I ask, What have you been using?

Noooo. Haha. We've been using tissues!