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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught
When you removed the toilet paper, did it come out looking somewhat like a filter or was it a big glob?
Some of the stuff out there today turns into a glob in your sewer drain pipes. Just wonder what some oil temp would do to the stuff if cold water can cause the glob effect.
And the glob occurs with-in a few minutes
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Water and toilet paper are a bad combination; the water essentially destroys the strength of the asswipe.
Oil, on the other hand, doesn't affect the toilet paper that way. The roll of asswipe comes out looking like...oily, dirty asswipe. The filter will absorb some amount of water (condensation) from the oil--a couple of ounces, maybe. I've never had a problem with "media migration", the technical term for asswipe moving out of the filter and into the oil pan.
The toilet paper used in these filters is the old-style single-ply, thin, scratchy kind like you might find in commercial settings. Not the plush "modern" stuff that needs five layers or you poke your finger up your butt when wiping.