Camping shower

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The ad needs more pics

That looks like a really good camping shower ...... and you can get loo/shower tents to use it in

Would be great for the small cheaper sites with only and elsan disposal ......... pay for itself in no time.

On second thoughts would I have to put a tree in the Loo/utility tent to hang it on

Helen wrote:On second thoughts would I have to put a tree in the Loo/utility tent to hang it on

Dont mind holding it for you

Helen wrote:On second thoughts would I have to put a tree in the Loo/utility tent to hang it on

Would you also need to be on a "superpitch" with a water supply to connect your "standard garden hose" to
Not sure about the cheapo cheapo site

jake001 wrote:

Helen wrote:On second thoughts would I have to put a tree in the Loo/utility tent to hang it on

Would you also need to be on a "superpitch" with a water supply to connect your "standard garden hose" to
Not sure about the cheapo cheapo site

cheapo site with a lake I agree Helen must put tree in to tent
brilliant Idea but if you don't have the force of water flowing through the hose pipe from tap would it suck its water up from a water drum think I will ask

Here's more of them with a bit more gen

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thanks it gave the water pressure NOW! Mr Tow Itch do you know how much pressure can you get if you had a water bag held above

Caz1960 wrote:thanks it gave the water pressure NOW! Mr Tow Itch do you know how much pressure can you get if you had a water bag held above

Just fill the bag with warm water hang it up somewhere and prick with a fork

have to be a big bag also with the shower the only other concern was 17mins is not long enough to wash let alone rinse

Just plan a couple of hours swimming in at the local swimming baths. Most only charge a couple or so quid to get in, and you can have a swim AND a shower.

Krist0n wrote:Just plan a couple of hours swimming in at the local swimming baths. Most only charge a couple or so quid to get in, and you can have a swim AND a shower.

Tried that but got kicked out think it was the bubble bath in the pool that did it,

mike wrote:

Krist0n wrote:Just plan a couple of hours swimming in at the local swimming baths. Most only charge a couple or so quid to get in, and you can have a swim AND a shower.

Tried that but got kicked out think it was the bubble bath in the pool that did it,

Good idea KirstOn and oh mike rubber duck as well

Caz1960 wrote:thanks it gave the water pressure NOW! Mr Tow Itch do you know how much pressure can you get if you had a water bag held above

There isn't very much pressure from a shower bag. The pressure is generated by the difference between the top of the water and the shower head so what pressure there is drops over the course of the shower as the water is used. Your looking at about 30 foot of water to generate 1bar (14.7psi) so the shower is more a gravitational water drop from the shower head than anything else. The other feature of these bag showers being they heat the water when left in direct sunlight. I don't know if that is during a UK or Continental summer but don't think I'd want to rely on the water heating during a winter camp. Most of the showers are 20litres so require a firm frame to attach to as they will then weigh in excess of 20Kg. This one is for a long luxurious shower after you have just put your back out trying to lift it: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Lots of people selling this sort of Whale pump type attachment from the cheap to not so cheap. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

From America two showers for people with too much money. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

The second one features a pump system for pressure there was a company offering things like garden sprayers with a shower head instead. Can't find the company now but they do seam ideal if your doing off the beaten track camping. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

never knew there was so many options so much info thank you

to Mike.

Our camp shower is a flannel and a bowl of hot water.

I knew these existed but couldn't find one with a shower head rather than a spray. Found a pressure sprayer with a shower head on Amazon.


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Just read the reviews on this one Kevin and it sounds great ..... very simple idea

how many kettles you will have to boil to have a hot shower

Caz1960 wrote:how many kettles you will have to boil to have a hot shower

How big is your kettle