Ian, most toilet paper "disintegrates" when wet, and the additives in toilet hasten the process - Don't use tissues or baby wipes though as they can block the septic systems. There is no need to use any Thetford paper or even chemicals, "No Brand" Napisan will suffice - Thetford and other specialist toilet additives are an expensive way go.

We use 2ply toilet paper purchased at supermarket , it breaks up faster than 3ply , but whether you use 2 or 3 ply

they all require a a good flush when emptying cassette.

i am going to try using Napisan in toilet rather  than expensive fluids  you buy at BCF etc. I have just read some

articles here in Greynomads that seemed to indicate Napisan was quite ok.

jeepnudger wrote:

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i am going to try using Napisan in toilet rather  than expensive fluids  you buy at BCF etc. I have just read some

articles here in Greynomads that seemed to indicate Napisan was quite ok.

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Nappysan works well; I mix about 1/3 cup of Nappysan to 1L of water and add that to an empty tank, I then add about 1 teaspoon of Nappysan each time the toilet is used.

Don't buy the brand Nappysan but rather look for the cheapest "stain remover" in the laundry section with 30% or more sodium percarbonate - that's all Nappysan is. Safeway sell a product called "Clean Boost" in a 1kg purple container for $3.50 which is 33% SP.

In regard to loo paper, I use Quilton but put it into a plastic bag and burn that every few days - when my son visits he insists on his own plastic bag... fair enough I 'spose :)