KEDSUM Portable Camping Shower, Camping Shower Pump with Detachable USB Rechargeable Batteries, Portable Outdoor Shower Head for Camping, Hiking, Traveling(+ Handheld Bidet Toilet Sprayer)

We went and camped in the smoky mountains for a week. The campgrounds there have no showers. I used this, a shower tent, a 6 foot chunk of 3/4 inch pvc pipe (for a shower head holder) and a 27 gallon storage tub. There was potable water there. So I filled up the tub, then took 5 gallons out and heated it up in a propane turkey fryer. This worked flawlessly. Plenty of water comes out, it runs at a decent pressure, overall I was thrilled with this. how long will it last? no idea, but i made it through 3 showers a day over a week, so at least 21 showers. lolReally the 27 gallon tub was overkill, after 3 showers we only used about half the tub. seems like it does a bit less then a gallon a minute.I wish the cord was a bit longer, maybe add a foot to it. But it was fine.

We have had this portable shower for a little over a month now. We are building a shipping container house but in the meantime we are living in a camper on the property as we build. Sadly the camper we bought doesn’t have a working water heater or even any working gas lines. So I came up with the idea to make a rocket stove out of a 5 gallon bucket, put in coiled copper pipe with both ends sticking out the side of the bucket and put 4inch pvc pipe in the middle and connected a second piece of pvc pipe to that on the other side and poured concrete around it all. We then got 2 more straight pieces of copper pipe, attached them to both ends of the copper pipe in the bucket and heated the other ends and poked them both into a 25 gallon plastic barrel. We then gather a bunch of twigs and break them up and put them in the middle of the rocket stove and light it on fire. To heat up 25 gallons for all 4 of us takes about 2 hours or less depending on how hot you keep the fire. That creates a vortex in the copper pipe and it automatically sucks the cold water from the bottom of the barrel through the copper pipe, heats the water up as it goes around the coiled pipe in the fire and spits out the hot water back to the top of the barrel. We did cut a square on the side of the barrel to be able to put our arm in and be able to stir the water with a big spoon so the kids don’t get any hot spots that burns them. We then drop the kedsum portable shower in the opening where you unscrew one of the lids in the top of the barrel and hang the shower head and removable piece for the hook and suction cup on a screw on a 2x4 we stood up in a hole in the ground. We put rope around 4 trees and then used about 6 white shower curtains on the ropes to enclose the area and then screwed the shower curtain corners to tree limbs we put around the bottom so they don’t blow open. We left an opening to go in and out of, and it’s big enough to keep a plastic folding chair, to sit on in the corner to undress and dress. We added a couple of hanging shower organizers for all our soaps and razors and a folding beach sand rubber mat as the shower rug to stand on and run the water into our garden and yard area to water everything. It works great and we use it every other day. I also use it to put in another barrel to fill up our washer until we get our well done. If I take the shower head off and just use the hose part and battery it takes about 9 minutes and 45 seconds to fill up the washer. If you live off the grid and use those huge water containers that holds about 200 gallons of water or even the barrels that holds 25 gallons of water it makes life so much easier. My husband actually wants to keep the outdoor shower I created once our house is done and move it to off our master bathroom so we can still take showers outdoors together if we want. I also hung a couple of solar power little lanterns I got from Joanns craft store so we have light in the shower but not enough that if anyone happens to wonder by our property in the middle of the woods they can’t even see a shadow let alone anything else in the shower.

Our electric water heater died, so we took the opportunity to transition the house to natural gas. The program we're doing it under has a backlog of three weeks, so a month of cold showers was not going to happen. I found this solution and let me tell you, while beggars can't be choosers, this simple battery-operated shower is pretty impressive.We use a 7 gallon trash can, mix about half cold half boiling water from a spaghetti pot until it's 110 degrees, and I can take a full, relaxed pace, normal shower with a good bit of luxuriating in the warm water at the end.It's a respectable pressure. It won't blastt the soap from a thick head of hair, but it's a shower. About half the pressure of a normal low flow. Keeps me warm and happy.Most impressive, though, is the battery length. I keep forgetting to count the showers, but one of the two battery packs will do six or more showers on a charge at least. Nice, long showers. And there are two battery packs.The hose reaches from the bottom of the bucket to the height of a regular shower head. The on/off switch on the batter pack reaches halfway up the hose for easy reach.So. 5 stars. For a battery-powered shower I'm thoroughly satisfied.

For well over a decade I have been Disabled and living off the grid due to my Financial condition. I am always looking out for new Products and Innovations. In the last few years Innovations have gotten Amazing and very Creative. This is a low flow shower system with a lot of multitasking applications. 6 years prior somebody had bought me one as a gift for my hygiene. I had the best laugh yet and sad. The one I had received was like trying to put out a Forest fire at 10,000 feet with a bottled water?? I'm extremely impressed by this product it works really well. USB multi versatility charging. Compact and transportable .Easy to use.

UPDATE 04/17:The customer service team contacted me immediately and sent me a replacement.The replacement works well and it's exactly what I was looking for.I'm really surprised by the customer support you can get from Kedsum.Changing to 5 stars.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Don't know if it's a faulty product, but the water pressure is first of all HORRIBLE.It's nothing close to the 4L/min it advertises, maybe 1.5L?I tested with a bucket I had and I can assure it's no where close to 4L/min.I'm going to contact the customer support, and if that resolves the problem I'll update the review.

My pipes broke this winter and I have no water. I bought this hoping I could have a hot shower. OMG, I am a fan. Make sure you put the clear o-ring in. I didn't see it at first. Both heads give surprising water pressure and I was able to shower with just a 5-gallon bucket of water. Also, it works great for the rinsing of dishes. I was concerned about the few complaints about the cord being too short but I disagree. I have zero complaints.

I got this as a hand-held bidet. It’s about time this country got smart about such things!! Works great, and I hope this review shows up when anyone searches on TOILET PAPER

It's great and simple to use. Delivered a month early too!! Very handy.

One of my friend had a similar shower and I decided to buy one after trying it. This shower is great and can be use everywhere. I had a problem at first when I received my order. There was only one battery, but the description clearly stated that there is supposed to be two in the package. So, I contacted the seller to explain the situation and he send me two other battery right away. I just received them. I would albsolutely recommend.

Desde su compra, que la hice el 12 de noviembre de 2018 y llegó en 27 de dicho mes, solo lo usé 5 veces, a la 6a, que fué hace un mes se descompuso. Las baterías están cargadas pero la bomba no funciona, y, antes de que se descompusiera, a pesar de que se apagaba con el switch, la bomba sin motivo alguno, y sin que nadie la accionara, comenzaba a funcionar. Muy cara compra y muy poco funcionamiento.

Took it camping once so far and it worked really well. I have think hair but found the water pressure to be sufficient. A bit pricey but so far works as advertised.

Not happy about receiving only one battery, and, still waiting for second one to arrive. Other than that, it seems to work fine. Will update when I've put it to the test on my trip to the Yukon.