Portable Camping Shower - Cordless for Van Life, Overland & Beach | Outdoor Shower Kit for Camping, Hiking, RV & Emergencies |High Pressure Car Wash, Dog Bath & Garden Spray, 5-Gal, Durable

Surprisingly Powerful & Super Versatile!I wasn’t expecting this to be this good, but wow , it packs serious power! The high-pressure jet blasted the mud off my Jeep tires in seconds, and switching between the nozzles made it easy to tackle different tasks.I really put it to the test on a recent camping trip. After a long day of hiking, I set it up as a shower, and it was a total game-changer. The water pressure was perfect—not too harsh but strong enough to rinse off dirt and sweat. The pause feature saved water, and the collapsible water bags made it easy to transport. Plus, my dog got a quick rinse with the pet brush nozzle, which he actually seemed to enjoy (a rare win!).The 45-minute battery life is solid, and I love that I can charge it in my car. It’s built tough but still easy to carry. If you need a reliable, all-in-one cleaning system for outdoor adventures or home use, this is it for sure

We love this spray bucket!! We take our dogs to the beach every morning, they run around fetching balls, in about out of the ocean and are adorable, while having fun. They are sandy/salty messes, by the time they get done. This system helps rinse them off and keeps the sand at the beach instead of in my floors.

I use this product at the beach and worked well until it didn't. Customer service was very responsive and sent a replacement within a week.Pros: price, versatility, supportCons: reliability and water tightness.I think if the lid was sealed better it prevent water from sloshing around onto the controls on the face side of this unit. To prevent water from sloshing around, they provide two water bags that you can use while in transport and just pour the water into the unit. Alternatively, I'm experimenting with window weather seal on the lid to improve the seal.Update: there isn't enough window sealer on the planet to seal the lid due to the honeycomb construction... Water bags provided with unit work fine. As well you can heat them by leaving in the sun to warm the water up or keep hot water warm.Overall it's an excellent budget option to more expensive options

I had the same issue as some other customers. The charger light flashes red and green during charge. I contacted their customer support and received a reply within several hours. They told me this was not unusual but if I wanted they could send me a new charger or I could buy a charger, provide them with the receipt and they would reimburse me. I continued the charge and after 3 hours the charger light remained green indicating a full charge. Since I will be using the as a shower on a camping trip I wanted to test it prior to the trip.Test:My unit takes 6 minutes to empty the bucket to just above the intake.I kept refilling the bucket and let the unit run continuously for 30 minutes (with the garden style hose attachment) then turned the unit off. I let the unit cool for 20 minutes then ran it again for 20 minutes totaling 50 minutes of run time. I let the unit cool for thirty minutes then charged the battery. Same issue with charger, the charger light was blinking red/green. After 2 1/2 hours the charger light turned steady green.I did the above procedure twice.The unit (except the charger light) worked flawlessly, very adequate pressure for a shower. I didn’t try the other attachments yet since I won’t be using them anyway.All components seem to be of high quality, it is nice to have brass fittings instead of plastic. I order most things on line and I was “extremely” impressed with the way this was packaged, you could tell a lot of care went into it which unfortunately now days is generally not the case. Even the small manual was very good with colored pictures and printing you could actually read without a magnifying glass.I think the price is a little high but compared to everything else I have looked at this is probably a good value. I would recommend it.

This product is so overpriced. It's a portable shower pump built into the bottom of a bucket. There are portable shower pumps for less than $40. I wish I had bought one of those along with a 5 gallon bucket. It's the same thing. Theres no heating element in it, nor is it designed to heat up with the sun. The shower head does have several settings and it does provide pretty good water pressure. A 5 gallon bucket lasted about 10 to 15 minutes. I used it for about a month and a half before the water pump started leaking which shortly thereafter lead to the power toggle switch not working at all even when fully charged. I'm now purchasing a portable camp shower head with a submersible, rechargeable pump built in, for $29 and I'll use the Oyooqo tank just to hold the water.

The first thing I discovered when I tried it for the first time was that it will not hold 5 gallons of water. It will hold , maybe 4.6 gallons. Then if to drop a water heater into the water , it will overflow. The second problem that I discovered was one end of the hose has a bad disconnect. When any one of the attachments are connected and you shut them off, the back pressure will blow the attachment off the hose. I tried reversing the hose and the bad disconnect would blow off the water container. I can pull the bad end loose, but I cannot pull the good end loose. If you plan to test yours for the first time , make sure to do it outside where you won't have to mop up all the spilled water.