innhomPortable Shower Camping Shower Outdoor Camp Shower Pump, Electric Rechargeable Portable Camping Shower, Powered by Rechargeable Battery

Works great. Everything was nicely bagged and packaged. It was easy to set up. You get the submersible pump, two batteries, a six foot hose with attachable showerhead, spare parts, and a mesh bag for storing it. There are a couple of hooks for hanging the shower head and a suction cup. The cord from the battery to the pump is 3 ft long and there’s a separate, short cord for battery charging. You can clamp the battery to the hose, but I would worry that it might slide down into the bucket. The batteries charged fast. [Instructions say “do not charge the battery overnight”.] I use two buckets, I have one for wetting and soaping and a 5 gallon one that I use with the pump for rinsing. Water flow is acceptable for rinsing off. Pump is on its side, not upright, which allows the water level to get lower. I was unable to stop the flow by moving the shower head as one reviewer described. I just put the shower head in the bucket and let the water recirculate. I was able to re-use the battery without recharging to full. I have not had any leaks at the fittings. I use it as hand held shower, so have not tried using the shower head hooks. I place my bucket outside the shower area, so it won’t be in my way, and loop the hose over a couple of long S hooks so it comes around the side instead of under the shower curtain. The shape of the battery on the cord allows you to hang it with an s-hook or hook it over a thin rail. I didn’t have any problems washing my long hair. I leaned over a bucket so I wouldn’t splash water, rinsed, put the shower head in the water bucket, did my shampooing and then rinsed it off. I used a non-rinsing conditioner. This pump got me through my 3 week home renovation. If it dies tomorrow, I’ll still be happy.

This shower is awesome! The batteries run forever like more showers than I can count. The flow and pressure is perfect for off grid camping and saving water. My wife also likes that she can get all her hair rinsed out.The shower head is very nice too. Would buy this again

The functionality and convenience of this setup is a fantastic value. I did have trouble with the batteries, but after posting a review and emailing the manufacturer, I was sent a replacement at no cost.Over the course of 10 months, I used it on average twice a week for 10-15 minutes. At that point one battery stopped charging, and then soon the other stopped working. I was glad to receive a replacement because I have been completely satisfied other than the battery issue.

The only complaint is it will stop working when the connector is wet. It's def not water proof. After a couple of hours of drying, it will work again, so that's a relief and a plus. Easy to use. Looks cheap but high quality. Water pressure is perfect.

I've now purchased 4 of these and thinking of 2 more.We live in a small, off grid cabin in TN. These work great for showers, washing dishes/kids/dogs. Handy and the battery charge lasts a long time.Only things I would change are:The hose needs to be longer. At 5'3", the length is ok. But my husband, son and grandsons are between 6 ft and 6'4".I also wish on/off could be done by handle on Shower head.

Our hot water heater went out, so my husband used our electric kettle and a bucket to ensure I was able to take a hot shower. I love that the kit came with two batteries and a storage bag for storing everything, and it works great! It arrived overnight. If I were to make a suggestion, I would include some kind of embroidery on the bag and a tag on the charger that actually says "Camping shower" bc when putting it away in our camping stuff, we'll likely find ourselves scratching our head going "what's that" before opening it up. It would be nice to have an easier way to identify it against our other junk, as well as identifying the charging cable that belongs with the product, in case they get separated.

It's a great gadget - I only wish it could heat the water too!

For a camp shower, this gets the job done. Barely. It works ok if you are not washing your hair. It will do the job if you have short hair. If you have long hair, don't even bother.Water output is low. You end up waiting to get wet, which actually causes you to use more water than normal, especially washing and rinsing hair.Pressure is low, and the water goes maybe 1 foot before it falls. That's why the shower head is angled down, because it wont' "shoot out" water at all. It works best when it can be pointed down, or close to down.The volume of water delivered is also low. The shower head is designed with only a few holes, so it seems like you are getting good flow... until you actually use it.The whole motor assembly sits in the water. I don't care how much you waterproof things, the motor is going to eventually get wet. It's nearly impossible to clean, and you have to pry off the lid to clean it. Bad design.The included mounting accessories are not super useful, for the most part you have to get creative with mounting.Battery life is excellent. The pump is lower power, and you can expect at least 5 showers on a charge.I've used this in a camp setting, in a pop-up shower enclosure. I have also used it in a home shower during a plumbing issue. Yes, it will get the job done, and it is better than nothing. Ironically this camp shower uses twice as much water as it should because it takes far longer to shower than it should.If you plan on multiple showers during a longer camp outing, or need something for more than a single use, or want to use less water, this is not the best choice. For a zombie bug out bag... maybe.