Pressurized Solar Shower

[ElGuapo]

Hi all,
I'm rather new to this forum but recently acquired a 1996 Grandby which I've slowly been refurbishing including replacing the forward wood roof mechanism, installing a furnace and water pump. Anyways, I saw this thing on Kickstarter that got my attention and I thought maybe others would like it too. I am no way connected to this project, just thought it looked like a cool idea and something that I could mount on my roof rack. Check it out.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1199868030/rack-mounted-solar-shower-pressurized-hot-water-on


Unfortunately I think he only has 3 more days, but it is super close to being funded.

Thanks.

 

[idahoron]

I made something like this for my ATV to carry water for my dogs and to clean up after hunting. I never thought of pressurizing it but it would be easy to do.

 

[imix]

This already exists, is the same basic concept, more portable, less pretentious, easier to duplicate DIY, or fix/replace:

But, it has a terrible product name. There is another one made by a boat company called Duckworks. Also not the greatest product name.

 

[Dusty]

I have the Duckworks pressure shower, 2 Gal. Have not used it yet but it is well made and looks nice ;o) And doesn't take up much room or weigh much.
Dusty
In Osceola NF, Ocean Pond CG. Nice place, Florida Trail, empty roads for biking. 60 miles to Jacksonville beaches.

 

[MakersTeleMark]

I've had one for years. Works great.

 

[highz]

Personally, I wouldn't want to add the water weight to the roof. I prefer a portable pressurized solution like the Duckworks.

 

[stclair]

I've been wanting to try one of these for a while. So what the heck...I'm in. Will let you know how it works.

 

[craig333]

If I didn't already have a hot water heater I'd consider it. I like the fact that you'll have hot water ready when you arrive somewhere, no waiting.