Camco Mfg 40276 Rv Marine Toilet Tissue 4 Pack

Product Description

The CAMCO MFG 40276 is a biodegradable toilet tissue designed for use in RV and marine holding tank systems. Each pack contains 4 rolls with 280 sheets per roll at 1-ply thickness. The tissue is formulated to break down rapidly in low-flow, sealed sanitation systems where standard household tissue would cause clogs or tank sensor fouling. RV service technicians, marine maintenance crews, and knowledgeable end users familiar with holding tank maintenance are the typical installers and end users of this product.

This toilet tissue is intended for use in RV cassette toilets, gravity-flush RV toilets, macerator-equipped marine heads, and portable camping toilet systems. Any sealed or holding-tank-based sanitation system that requires rapid tissue dissolution benefits from a product rated for this application. The 4-roll pack format is suited for stocking service vehicles or supply storage in a shop or marina environment. Package quantity from the supplier file is 24 units per case, making it practical for resale or bulk stocking at RV service centers and marine supply counters.

Key Features

• Biodegradable formulation designed to dissolve quickly in RV and marine holding tanks
• 1-ply construction promotes faster breakdown compared to multi-ply household tissue
• 280 sheets per roll provides substantial coverage per pack
• 4 rolls per pack for convenient stocking and resale
• Compatible with sealed sanitation systems where clog prevention is critical

Compatibility

Designed for use in RV and marine toilet systems that require biodegradable, rapid-dissolve tissue safe for holding tanks and macerator pumps.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this consumable product. When servicing or inspecting RV or marine sanitation systems, always ensure the holding tank valve is closed before replacing tissue supplies. Follow all applicable sanitation and waste disposal regulations for marine and RV environments. Using non-biodegradable tissue in these systems can result in tank sensor damage, pump clogs, and costly service calls.