Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I need hot water for washing  machine, will this work and hook up with hoses?
Document: But I wanted to be able to use it at camp for dishes, showers and clothes washing, and the stations for all that weren't all sitting together. Soooo, I went to the box hardware store and bought 2 replacement 8' handheld hoses and 2 male-male connectors and some teflon thread tape.
I installed this as an permanent outdoor shower hooked with a garden hose to a hose bib. I am using it as both a pool shower and as a cleanup shower after yard and garden work. No problems so far. The burner started right up and provides nice hot water. It is really sensitive and does shut off and on when switching settings on the shower head but comes back on immediately.
Ok the unit showed up and I was impressed by how complete it was. Hung the unit on a dog washing station I had fabricated. The unit worked as described, plenty of hot water. I have the wash station on wheels. While in the drive way with low winds the burner stopped and had to be restarted by turning off then on the water supply to activate the lighting. I hate to see strong winds. The unit looks nice and was complete. I am happy with it.
I plumbed one of these into my tent trailer. I hooked the input into the cold pump output and then added a hot circuit which feeds a a different 2.5 gpm shower head and a hose bib. While I haven't used this in the wind, it seems to work well with the hose bib and shower. I definitely wouldn't go any smaller as the water temperature seems just about right (in the shower) with all the knobs turned to max.
Bought This for wash rack for horses where hot water heater is not possible i liked the size and was easy to assemble and hang you attach hoses and propane and you have instant hot water. The only thing I didn't like was if windy at times the water gets cold so I bought a sprayer with on and off button on Handel so you stop water flow turn it right back on and once again you have hot water. It's not perfect but it's better than any thing out there and the price is right
With the long hose, I ran it inside the cabin window, outside for this thing and out back for the other. It gets as hot as you need it. To test it, we cranked it full and it was so hot you couldn't even hold the shower head in your hand.The propane tank will last you a long time too. You will love it!
Heat is excellent, had to turn it down a little or it is scalding. The pressure is pretty good, much better than other &#34;camp showers&#34; I have used in the past. It comes with an adapter so you can hook up a &#34;garden hose&#34; style fitting. I bought a clothes washer style hose (rated for hot water, 2 female ends) then screwed on a real shower head from Home Depot.
Works nice. It does take a little getting used to as far as the settings and making it work (fire up) but I love it!
We have replaced a Triton that only worked for one year with this new one. I hope this one will work for years to come.
Have not had a lot of use yet but definitely worth the price if you need a sensible shower gadget and the sun isn't shiny.
Answer: yes