I am still running low tech using Seattle Sports solar eco bag. Cabellas enclosure. Leave the bag on a rock during day almost gets to hot. Tried those cheaper bags and ran into leaks and problems.
Zodi Extreme
Zodi Hot Tap
Coleman Hot Water on demand
Helton
AT Water Tank Heat Exchanger Shower
Other: Please post other preference and why
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I am still running low tech using Seattle Sports solar eco bag. Cabellas enclosure. Leave the bag on a rock during day almost gets to hot. Tried those cheaper bags and ran into leaks and problems.
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Overland Training AlumniI'm hoping for more Helton reports, it has my interest.
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x2Originally Posted by Redline
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We have the Zodi Extreme Hot Shower unit. We've had the unit for 3 years now and it works great. We can get two showers per tank of water (Wet, Soap, Rinse).
No problems with unit, very satisfied!
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at least for us the nice thing about the coleman is wash your hands quickly with warm water wash the kids hands etc.. nice when its cooler out to have warm water on tap
I just drop the water feed into our 5 gallon jug
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I am a fan of keeping things real simple. I use a wet soapy wash rag to apply soap and scrub, and another wash rag to rinse off with.
One advantage of being bald is I do not have to wash my hair
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lost on the mainland
baby wipe shower is simple also
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I spent 6 months with the baby wipe system in Iraq circa 2003... No thanks!
I have 2 setups...
A) Stainless steel bug sprayer with rotating nozzle selector, works great, easy to carry & use and can help with dishes and other task
B) The Sportsmobile has a flat plate heat exchanger that uses engine coolant to heat water and then a sureflow pump for the shower & sink. It has 16gal of water in the tank and you can control the temp easily. This one is amazing but you can use way too much water as you don't think about it like the bug sprayer method.
Honestly I am fine with nightly baby wipes, then a more involved shower every 3 days or so.
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