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

Yes, I am picky about my toilet paper, & this is the best TP I've found for me! It is single ply which is hard to find in stores. Single ply flushes much better & saves me money also. When I was using double ply (& now I see they are making triple ply paper)...I was really wasting a lot of paper it seemed, plus I was always running out of TP? The packages were a lot of fluff inside, but did not last very long. This single ply is soft enough, flushes better, & lasts much longer..Scott Single ply TP is much better for the environment..& perfect for SEPTIC tank systems.

very good overall value and function. i am fond of Scott and the smaller rolls are much more easily used and stored.

I think the other reviews don't adequately state how really thin and awful this stuff is. Unless you have a reason for wanting tp that's thinner than tissue paper, don't get it - you'll be unhappy. If you're trying to help the environment with your purchase, try 7th Generation.

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.