Roadshower available again

[larrie]

Originally Posted by carringb

What I found works very nicely is storing the solar bag on the floor next to the doghouse. Perfect temp for a warm shower after driving around a while.

Now that is a great idea, especially if you have been driving all day.

[BrianW]

The RoadShower shower curtain setup is kind of a cool idea, and would be easy to make and implement on a SMB. It uses PVC pipe and Yakima snap-arounds.

http://www.roadshower.com/accesories.html

[rionapo]

Originally Posted by jage

My problem is a $250 is a lot of ABS pipe and fittings, and this has to be a 1 banana project.

Or, a nice skiing hard shell. :-(

That may be the killer issue. 5 gallons is enough for us for bathing-Ish things for a weekend it frees internal water for food & drink.


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Fresno's 1st 2012 Ford van.

RB E350 6.8L V-10 4WD w/Front Air Lockers
PH Top, Kyocera solar with Zamp portable unit

(If we'd bought the winch, we'd make a fortune pulling cars out of the snow.)

[rob_gendreau]

Boy, I have 6' of 4" ABS and now I guess I should start thinking of plumbing one.

Maybe mount it on the aide nerf bars. Not as much sun maybe, but convenient.

Pop a tire valve in and pressurize using your air tank to force water into a hand shower head? Those potato cannons seem to hold a lot of pressure so maybe it would work. And ive see tube bumper air tanks, so why not water? Then you wouldn't have to rely on gravity and you could mount it elsewhere. Like on the ladder, top of bumper, etc. and just a couple of feet of 4" pipe could probably hold enough for a shower.