Look into this shower real good before you buy it, call the company and ask some hard questions before you give them any of your money.

I would not take one if it were free, it doesn’t work very well and uses a lot of propane and batteries to take a slightly warm shower.

Now my brother and I both use a Coleman shower pump, it cost $22.00 it has a shower head on the end of a long hose with a submersible pump at the other end. It has a 4 D battery pack with a water-resistant switch on top (rubber coated.) You push the button on top of the battery case with your toe while taking a shower. This way you can easily turn it on & off as needed to conserve water. One set of alkaline d-cells lasted 3 of us all week.


To heat the water I use a 12-qt pot on top of a propane stove or my Thermette.

I just came back from a week camping at a music festival and used the Thermette to heat water for 3 of us. It takes about 4 gal of water for a good shower and I would heat 1 ½ gallons of that water (heating the Thermette water 3 times, 15- min to do this) to boiling and add that to the other water. It worked well; we had to add more cold water to cool it off it was so hot.