Scott Rapid-Dissolving Toilet Paper, 12 Double Rolls, Septic-Safe, Toilet Paper

OK, unless you have an RV or Trailer, you may not have looked for this. However, if you have a septic system, this pays off. I like that it breaks down quickly, I switched to this about a year ago, so haven't have to have the septic pumped out yet, but also haven't had any problems with the plumbing, either. I didn't buy the cheapest of the most expensive, but this fit the bill nicely. It isn't rough, does what it's made to do, and we'll see if it paid off in a couple years.

If you have an RV, Fifth Wheeler, Pop-Up Camper or Sensitive Sewer System, THIS IS A MUST! I am a novice RV owner. I went into owning one blindly. After several costly mistakes during the start - up phase, I watched several YouTube videos on RV ownership and Tips and Tricks. Needless to say, I was using a plunger several times a week to get the waste down the tube and out the line. This product is the answer to efficienct waste disposal. Soft, sturdy and just the right thickness to use on your bun and dissolve quickly so the line does not back up but flushes easily with just the water. No plunger required. It's not the ultra plush toilet paper I love, but it works well for it's purpose and I rather flush and know it's gone than worry about a back up because the TP is too thick to move stuff quickly out. It's moderately priced. At Walmart it's $4 more so Amazon wins the price war. Is there other brands that quick dissolve? Probably but I have not come across them yet.

This is less expensive and far better quality that what I was buying from RV stores

Update: the verdict is in as far as I'm concerned. In the ~11 years I've been using this product, no clogs in my main. As mentioned below, the enzyme product is probably the primary reason but this TP most likely helps. Both great products and highly recommended for maintenance of your plumbing. Update, 09/25/2019: No clogs after almost 6 years of using this product and 4oz's per month of an enzyme product.The enzyme product is most likely the primary reason but this TP helps for sure. It dissolves almost completely and very quickly. Great product. Update, 07/19/2017: I haven't had to have my main augured in over three years. My guess is that between this TP and regular use of an enzyme product, my main has remained clear and draining strongly. Probably the enzyme product is mostly responsible but this TP likely helps. Together, they've saved me at least a couple hundred dollars in the last 3+ years. Great product. Original Review: My main (the drain pipe other drains feed into) has a slight 'belly'. Old house. There is always about a gallon of water in the belly. A plumber recently scoped it and showed me. The original shower heads, toilets and faucets used a lot of water. As a result, there was a lot of water passing through the main. This probably had the effect of keeping things moving and clean. I replaced everything with high efficiency products (low water flow) when I bought the house. The only problem with this (and in the opinion of the plumber) is that the water flow decreased to the point that over time, debris tended to accumulate in the belly until it completely clogged and needed to be augured. This happened once or twice per year. Instead of paying thousands to have the main replaced, the plumber recommended using an enzyme product periodically. I'm using four ounces of Pure Power Blue once every two weeks flushed down a toilet. I do this at night so it can do it's work for 6-7 hours without water flushing it away. Not a recommendation for this product necessarily. It seems to work well but others may be as effective. I also switched to this TP. It seems to dissolve almost immediately when wet. I tried a sheet in my hand and a sheet of Charmin in my hand, wet them and the Scotts product dissolved almost immediately. The Charmin product didn't dissolve as quickly but in fairness to the Charmin product and even though it took a little longer, it did dissolve. I'm guessing that between this product and the enzyme product, my main has been draining reliably for almost a year now. I can't prove that this TP and enzyme product are responsible but so far, so good. If I get to two years without a problem, I will feel comfortable saying that this TP is at least partially responsible for keeping my main clear. I can also say that the Scotts product is also a very good TP. Comfortable with no sacrifice in usability compared to other brands I've used.

We use this in our RV and don’t have any clogging issues with it. It’s basic toilet paper and not thick but gets the job done at the campsite. I feel it absorbs and is as durable as one can expect from thin TP. They are small rolls but last well enough.

If anybody likes toilet paper, that’s decent and not the regular RV toilet paper that is so thin and scrappy feeling this toilet paper is really good for an RV and it has a softer texture and it’s good to use for your RV

This toilet paper DEFINITELY disolves quickly and has saved me plumbing problems that I had in the past. For fast dissolving, one-ply paper it is pretty soft.

Good quality tissue!

Muy caro

This toilet paper is soft. We purchase it to use in Caravan toilet systems and we find it works perfectly. The added bonus of being soft and practical just makes it just good value.

I was skeptical because toilet paper that dissolves quickly brings to mind the flaking white bits that stick to your butt. NOT with this one!!!! Clean and sturdy but soft and comfortable to get the job done well. I used it in my rental RV and sometimes at home. Perfect for boats, RV and septic tanks( composting toilets?).

Great for RVs.

does what it says