Portable/Permanent Shower Help

[Gunman9]

Zodiac portable shower

I looked at these but I wanted something I could have inside and not worry about exhaust and all that, that is why I went with the big kahuna

[Gunman9]

Got this far today. Gonna build the shower curtain holder tomorrow and then off hunting. Will tweak it as I figure out what I like and don't like.

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[Gunman9]

And here it is. Still have some fine tuning to do but it works really well.

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[Rainier70]

Looks good, and good luck hunting!

[Lumpy223]

I used to tent camp at a big event in Ohio. Day temps were usually between 80 and 90 degrees with a ton of dust. We were camped in a cut hay field so there was no power or water (though we could get water from the barn). A shower was a luxury.

I took a 5 gallon bucket and mounted a small bilge pump in it. I attached a long length of flexible tubing on the discharge side of the pump, and mounted a kitchen sink sprayer to the end of the tube (hose). Hook the pump to a 12 volt power soutce and you have an effective shower for knocking off the days dust. I combined this with an outdoor shower tent. Worked like a charm.