Coghlans Camp Shower

No primeiro uso de teste, o tipo de suporte que é fornecido para pendurar a bolsa cedeu, fazendo com que ela caísse e rasgasse e a bolsa não estava nem com a metade da água de capacidade. A capacidade da bolsta é de 20 litros e é muito complicado você pendurar numa árvore tal peso. Me arrependi.

La regadera en verdad calentó el agua lo sufieciente para darse una ducha a buenatemperatura; sin embrago me encontré con dos problemas de falta de practicidad:1) el querer secar por completo el interior del contenedor de agua al momento de querer guardarlo por un largo tiempo resulta un fastidio, no es nada sencillo ya que se acumula agua en las orillas y las paredes quedan en contacto evurando que el vapor escape2) no es sencillo colgar la regadera ya cargada con agua.... pesa bastante y debes alcanzar una rama alta para atarla... creo que deberían mejorar el sistema de sujeción o sugerir una forma fácil y práctica para montar la regadera

Después del cuarto día de uso se rompió por el peso, recomiendo colocar la bolsa en le piso en lo que se calienta y ya cuando se use se suba a un gancho resistente al peso.El agua se calienta rápido y uniformemente.La manguera de salida si se aprieta bien no tiene fugas, si Entre más arriba se coloque la bolsa mejor presión tendrá.

Muy padre, funcional, fácil de usar, buen precio!

Let's face it. You're at a campsite with no showers, but if you have this thing, you can get clean! It's not fancy, it's not easy to use, it's not that convenient, 5 gallons of water is heavy and you have to find a place to hang it, gripe gripe gripe, but bottom line is you can get clean!We used this on a weekend camping trip and, after hiking up a mountain, my husband and I were in so desperate need of a shower that this thing was like a hallelujah chorus sung by 10 feet tall angels all serving caviar, LOL! I washed my hair, I smelled like a person again, I put on clean clothes. It was a miracle!! We live in such an age of luxury that we forget what incredible difference something as simple as a bath can make in a day. This will remind you.Our campsite was quite shady and the temperature didn't get much over 75F so my husband had to heat some water on the campstove and add it to the cool water in the bag. Other reviewers have said that if the water gets too hot in the sun, you may have to add some cool. Give or take temperature fluctuations while you're camping, you may have to put in extra work. But, bottom line, you can take a shower, you can get clean. My husband and I both got a shower out of the same bagfull of water, with plenty left over, and I didn't feel like I was sparing with the water at all. Felt like I wasted a lot of it. Careful use and a family of four might all get a shower.Also, if you don't have running water at your campsite, and you have a place to refill this, you essentially have some running water to do things like wash and rinse dishes and wash your hands. Very handy to have around. Even if you never plan to bathe with it.Privacy is another matter completely. We couldn't think of any way to get a privacy curtain around us so we didn't shower in the daytime. There were campsites around us, and even in swimsuits, the act of bathing requires some privacy, reaching inside the suit to scrub. Not something you want an audience with. We waited til night. Then, it took some trick of the light, putting the lantern nearby but on the ground behind something, the built-in stone barbeque fire circle, so that we had just enough light to be able to find the soap, but the light was coming from behind me, so people approaching from either direction (the road in front of us or the path to the porta-johns behind us), at best all they'd see was perhaps a dark silhouette of a person standing under water. It's that kind of ingenuity challenge that makes camping fun. How do we make do???My husband is unhappy with the material the hose is made of. When it bends at all, it kinks the water supply and you sorta have to bend it when you direct it toward your body. He says if it were made of rubber, that wouldn't happen. Also, you want to get the bag hanging high enough so that, with the short hose, it can reach all your major body parts, especially high enough so that you don't have to bend too low to get your hair wet, but the hook at our campsite that you hang your lantern from was just about the right height so that didn't turn out to be too bad a problem. Also takes a bit of getting used to, how to turn the water on and off, and it's not exact, but I was so incredibly happy with this shower bag that I swear the angels sang me to sleep that night.A nice, clean, good-smelling, non-sweaty sleep. In clean clothes. Feeling like a human being.If you require much more than that, why are you camping anyway, LOL? Just go stay in a four star hotel, bask in a jetted tub with egyptian cotton towels and boutique shampoos, and be done with it. Order some room service and a fine bottle of wine. Wanna rough it? Then, this is as good as it gets for a $10-$15 bag.