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Question: It looks as if it would be unstable up on the three legs when full of water. Is this really the case? Is anyone aware of ignitor issues? Will my Coleman propane hose fit this to use on a large propane tank?
Document: All parts of the unit worked well with no defects. I purchased an adapter hose and ran the burner off of a 20 pound propane tank.I would recommend this unit for anyone who needs an easy to use camp shower.
It helps to have a flat something to stand it on since the stand legs like to sink into the mud when it is heavy and full of water. Getting it back into the case is a challenge. Why is all camping equipment like that?
I just got back from a 3 day camping trip and I must say I love this shower. It looks like a shiny chrome fire extinguisher and it has a quality look and feel to it. I hooked it up to a bulk propane tank instead of using a propane bottle because I had a stove and lantern also hooked up to the same tank using a distribution tree. A full tank of water will easily do two showers or 3 if you are a little frugal with the water.
An included hose for a propane tank would be great2. A clip on the hose to ease hooking onto a tree
I then re-use the same water, add a little heat and have a great shower. The included stove can be used for cooking, but small pots might will not fit well.Pros:1. Great quality, stainless steel tank, metal pump, rugged materials.2. Good design, easy to see temperature, no batteries required3. An extra replacement rubber seal and rubber pump valve is included4. Included StoveCons:1. Hose is a little short2.
Since many campgrounds don't have convenient showers, we really put this to use. Wearing swimsuits (! ), it's easier if a friend operates the shutoff valve while you operate the shower head. This conserves water. Working this way, we were able to provide about 3-4 decent showers from one filling of the water tank.My only complaint is that the legs fall off the base without warning, when setting it up or moving it a few feet.
Also every time we tried to move the stand the legs really did fall off. I would give it a zero rating but it is not an option.Save your money!The solar bags also worked for us. We filled them with cold water used a tea kettle and added in hot water and then used that and showered with it and it did the job. Sometimes simple is better.
we are living simply, in an off grid home. This hot shower is perfect for putting on top of a wood burning stove. Takes an hour to get it up to temperature. The pressure is good. Some times need to re-pump it mid way. Handy temperature gage. The hose is long enough. We don't use the propane heater.
I purchased this for a week long family camping trip in the Superior National Forest at a primitive campground without showers. A jump in the lake each day would have been just fine for my wife and I, but with a 6 year old daughter with long thick hair this wasn't a very attractive or practical option.After receiving the shower, I decided to retro-fit the hose with a kitchen sink sprayer nozzle (as one reviewer suggested), which also increased the hose length by about 4 feet.
The tank is fitted with a safety valve, but you don't want to utilize it via careless use. The safety valve is useful for venting air pressure so the tank can be opened before all the water is gone. Otherwise, you have to open the shower valve, wasting water just to reduce the tank pressure.The tank-mounted thermometer is very helpful for knowing how warm the water is, but it also tells you the ambient temperature when you pull it out of the (very nice) carrying case.
Answer: yes