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Another Scotts 1,00 sheetes user. Never had a problem in 4 years of full time use. Take the advice of another poster, if you are ever in doubt. Just place paper in small jar of water and shake. If it breaks up fast it's OK.
I think it's a good idea to use a good amount of water when you flush too. Back flush once a week and should not have any problems.
Some recommend you let the black tank get full before flushing. I used to do that, but not any more. After having a series of small cracks at the top of my tanks that slowly leaked on the underbelly and caused me and my neighbors much distress when we finally became aware that I had a problem, I do not let either tank get completely full. I think in my case the weight just caused to much stress on the tanks. If you saw where they were leaking you might think the same thing.
I let my tanks get full enough to cause pressure when flushing but not completely full. I never want to go through that again.
fla native
2004 2980RL (Miss Montana) towed by 2001 Dodge diesel
3500 (LadyRam)
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