What kind of toilet tissue do you use to keep it from clogging?
448223
You have to use special marine paper ..........which you can buy at a Walmart cheaper than a RV place.
448224
I just use regular toilet paper which disolves adequately to prevent clogging. I make sure to add 2 cups of water plus 2 oz. of conditioning chemical after dumping and cleaning to prep for reuse. I don't flush paper that is used only for urine. I have never experienced any problems.
448225
Camping store bought e.g. Big 5 made to deteriorate rapidly. Cleans right out.
1185330
Not at all. The design is such the toilet tissue stays on ,with no problems.
2009975
I've had a couple of the toilet seats for long periods, and noted that you can't scrub them too hard or the paint will wear thin, exposing the wood.And what I mean by "scrubbing hard" is using the scouring side of a ScotchBrite sponge. If you use a regular absorbent sponge or a cleaning cloth/rag, cleaning the toilet seat should be just fine.
973674
I can tell you that we have a similar situation -- lots of paper... And it has NEVER even seemed like it MIGHT clog! It is a great toilet. The only issue I have with these new fangled less-water toilets is that they get dirty fast. We now keep degradable toilet wipes nearby to give a quick wipe, which it needs more often that older, more-water toilets.
1958113
I have never thought of that. I think they are soft. I would suggest that you call Clorox at 1-800-227-1860 or visit their web site at www.handiwipes.com for more information. This info I got from the back of the Handi Wipes package. It also says not to flush in the toilet.
532394
It will probably work better than regular toilet paper, as when liquid does contact it will aid in dissolving it.
536057
Thank you for your suggestion to use vinegar. I just did and most of it came off. I have to use pumice in the toilet bowls too.
363489
Yep, that's what I do, just plunge the clean water a few times to clean the inside, then give the outside a quick wipe with some toilet paper. That gets it pretty clean.
264719
I use paper towels, baby wipes, or anything else I have around. The other things don't cling to the mop quite as well as the pads that came with it, but they stay put well enough to get the job done. If you use wipes or paper towel, you have to use a couple layers or the little plastic teeth on the mop will poke through.
1124572
I completely agree with the person who recommend the Works Original from Walmart. Before you use it also buy from Walmart (in the toilet cleaner area) a pumie (pumice) stick. Use that on the hard water stains first and after that use the Works. I also purchased some the Works drop in tablets and my toilet looks brand new after 2 years of trying everything recommended to remove hard water stains.
1781715
The bidet is definitely better that wet wipes and much less messy. The water spray is focused and won't get your rear all wet. You will actually use LESS toilet paper as you only need it to dry water and would rarely see residues there. A 12 roll pack of Toilet paper used to last me a month. Now it lasts me more than 3 months after I got my bidet.
1514427
You really only need a small amount of Clorox to keep it safe for that long. Clean it with the same stuff before you fill it
1011868
I suppose if you want to use them but are concerned about your septic system, use the tp, then the wipes, toss 'em in the trash and make sure to take your trash out nightly. Or you could get Mrs.Bidet White Spray Attachment For Toilet Complete Kit My mother has one and says it does a good job.
748072
i use a paper towel, put it on pretty thick, and keep re wiping it every half hour or so til it all soaks up
483960
Yes you can use toilet paper. The washlet is only the lid section and sits on top of whatever toilet you use (note: I think the washlets may be usable only on particular toilets. I recommend checking the Toto website)
1852903
Both. With the round ones it will cover the hole completely, but with the oblong there will be a slight gap at the rear of the toilet. Use flushable litter - it makes it easier all around.
893400
good observation with the wax seals. The clog is trans the wax seal and when plunge (increase pressure) the toilet the way of least resistance (the wax) gives in. This should not happen with the new seal or only transiently. good luck to all of us. One solution is to unclog with a "snake".