Early one morning I was sitting at the kitchen table reading my email and having a leisurely cup of coffee, when suddenly I heard a hissing noise coming from the back of the RV.  Jim was still in bed, so I got up and went over to where the air conditioner unit was, because I thought the noise was coming from there. But that wasn’t it.

It turned out to be the toilet! It had sprung a leak, and water was spewing out like a fountain from a tiny plastic pipe at the back of it.

I yelled at Jim to get up quick, and he ran outside and turned of the water at the source. As I mopped up the mess, Jim was calling the tech at the nearest camper store. The guy came out and discovered that the clamp that holds the pipe onto the toilet fixture had broken. It was in a place where it could not be repaired, so it meant getting a new toilet.

You wouldn’t think that getting a new toilet for the RV would be such a hard thing to do.

So you have moved into your RV, and you're feeling like you're sitting in a carbon copy of hundreds of other RVs sitting on the dealership lots and RV parks around the country. What can do you do next?

I have always felt like it's MY HOUSE, and I'm going to decorate it to suit my tastes.

Who knew??? I certainly didn't know that something like this existed.

RVers (and others) will appreciate the benefits of Scott fast-dissolving toilet tissue.