Portable Camping Shower, Outdoor Head, Pump With Rechargeable Battery, USB Charging Line, Pumps Water From Bucket for Hiking, Pet Cleaning, Car Washing

Fixing up a house and having to get your plumbing redone, kind of kills a good shower. SO, I ordered this and I must say.. YES Perfect! My only advice is to make sure it is charged before you use it. Otherwise, it might be the same water pressure as a hotel, or a camper shower. The hook is fantastic, I move mine up and down the shower wall depending on who is showering. Great Great deal.

Surprise, stronger than hanging shower bag. Tested with 5 gallon water bucket, you can actually take a real shower with it. About 1/4 to 1/2 gallons per minute. I think it will work fine for wife’s hair on the next beach trip.

Love !! Very helpful in the camping environment

The positive is the moderate water pressure for a portable shower. It's not strong pressure, but strong enough to rinse out shampoo.I'm using it indoors because my water heater broke down and I can't afford $600 to replace it at the moment. I had been heating water for baths, but now I can use this for a hot shower.The drawbacks are that the shower head won't stay in place! I spent half the time trying to re-mount the shower head or just holding it in my hands because it kept falling off the provided hook and the hook itself kept falling apart. The suction cup that comes with it only works on mirrors. So, you can't use it on a tiled shower. If it could stay in place better, that would really be great.Your shower has to be quick because this uses up a gallon a minute. I had a 5 gallon bucket but could only shampoo my hair and suds up my body. Then, I ran out of water! I had to get out and heat more water to rinse out my conditioner and shower off.As others have noted, the location of the on/off button on the actual motor is a bad decision. You have to pull out the motor to turn it off but I hate pulling on the cord. Seems like that's a good way to damage the contraption. Because it's so inconvenient, I just let the water run and ran out faster. Also, when you turn it on and off a lot, sometimes you have to lay the motor just right for it to suck up the water again.The off switch should really be on the shower head so we can conserve water better. But for the price, it's a life saver. I still love it.Edit: I have recently been using this as a hand-held sprayer when showering my hair in the sink. It's great for that. I even gave myself a chemical treatment (relaxer), shampoo and conditioner with just two 5-gallon buckets this way. I heated water in 3 big pots on the stove. Between the boiling water and cold water from the sink, I was able to fill up the bucket fast and do my hair. Everything came out great. Very convenient.

There is nothing to dislike. This is my second of the exact same spec and design which I gave away but at a much cheaper price. ( There are some models with a separate handheld corded push button switch. I had one like that and after a few uses couldn't shut it off so I went back to this kind, I don't mind putting my hand in the water to push the power button. I'm under the shower to get wet anyway for goodness sakes.) There are several name brands identical to this in size, spec's, and appearance but I think they all pay for a licensing agreement to put their name on the same product. This was nearly $20 cheaper than more popular Ivation brand name yet the specs and quality are identical. Pressure for this or any identical unit with different names will be about half of what you would expect from home but that's not why you're buying it. You're buying it for convenience showering away from home such as camping, removing salty beach water or rinsing mud off the childrens legs. Personally I heat my water in a large pot and heat it to shower temp using the single burner turkey fryer style stove, it takes about 10 minutes to reach hot shower temp which makes me as equally popular as the guy who brings the beer on our off grid camping excursions. A 5 gallon bucket of water will average about seven or eight 5 minute showers. I found most users will be happy with only half that amount of water and time. There is only one negative they all share and I must tell you the easy fix. If you run out of water, or intentionally/unintentionally remove the pump from the water during or after your shower, you will likely inadvertently create an air gap in the shower line causing the pump to run at a higher pitch and stop pumping, The easy fix is turn off the pump, disconnect the hose from the shower head by hand and blow all of the water out of the hose, (yes, through the pump) turn on the power button, you will hear the normal lower pitch of the pump running normally and showering will start right away. Final suggestion... If you carry a rechargeable cell phone battery found everywhere, you will always be able to extend the 40 or 50 minute run time when you need it most.

Only use it 2 times. It stopped working but the battery was HOT. I opened it to see what it was and it was caroded inside. Waste of money if you plan to use it more than once.

We visited many national forests/parks this past year and many campsites did not have access to showers and this was a great tool if you do not have or don't want to spend a lot of money on a roof rack shower. This was easy to charge and put away before our camping trips and easy to pull out and use. We have a portable bucket that we used with this and it worked out great!The tube is not super long so if you are a taller individual you may have to hang the bucket of water higher as well if you plan on hanging this on a tree. What's great is you can have someone else hold it for you, hang on a car (suction cup hook), or hold it yourself.You also don't need a bucket like we used you can use it in any body of water but I recommend staying away from very muddy or sandy waters as it could mess with the little motor that sucks up the water.Also great to wash off your pets while camping or at home!