DR.PREPARE Camping Shower, Portable Outdoor Camping Shower Camp Shower, Solar Shower with Upgraded Screw Lid, Pressure Foot Pump and Nozzle, Portable Shower for Camping Beach Hiking Trip[Upgraded Ver]

Definitely watch a video,as the tiny sheet of paper instructions miss some details.— Tips:1. Tighten the water lid (else no air pressure build up and no water flow).2. And, for the inflation step: the valve at the Top (smaller side) of the pump should be OPEN,while bottom valve should be CLOSED.3. Remove air when not using (helps the seams).Also:- It is great that I don’t need to find a strong place to hang it.- It’s compact to fit in small duffel alongside toiletries (probably not for backpacking though).- the improved Screw-On lid is more easy to handle than the push-in stopper (but the tiny stoppers are on the foot pump).- For the YT video, just search for the brand and the product to find it.

When I first got this I tried this out to make sure it worked. I added warm water to reservoir, and used the foot pump successfully to activate the spray. However, when I attempted to use this on a recent camping trip it failed. I did nothing different, I don't know why it doesn't work. In general, I was not sure about the foot pump because the feed tube seemed oddly placed with a kink (I made sure it was not kinked, but it has a tendency to do this, very disconcerting). So....after checking instructions I am still not sure why this is not working, and I am in general frustrated with the design. This doesn't meet my needs.

This is a 3 month review. It was good while it worked. The only problem and the problem that is the nail in the coffin, is the CAP/CLOSURE for the water. The cap/closure needs to be air tight so that when you pump the air into the bag, it maintains pressure, which then allows the water to spray out with pressure.The cap/closure is TRASH. Not air tight. After 3 months, you can pull the cap off the threads easily with hand. Now it's a useless bag of leaking water

Took this on one camp trip. Used for washing hands and dishes. Worked well as described.Filling the tank was easy with a large spout. The spout lid holder ring did keep coming off when opened but once screwed & tightened, not a problem.Also, when you take the foot pump and hand sprayer out, the tubes are indeed kinked, but that’s because they are thin rubber tubes. No big deal. They worked fine as long as air and water came through.The foot pump has 2 valves. One is to remain opened to allow foot pumped air pressure to build. I don’t think there was any instructions on which to keep open so I simply had to make a 50/50 guess.One minor criticism, the shower handle leaked a bit (had to adjust the lever slightly to make it stop). But not a deal breaker.

It does work alright. I liked it after we figured out what the paper slip directions did not explain. Used it 3 times on our recent camping trip. We did not have any leaks or issues tightening the cap on top. The water did not get very warm for us sitting in the sun. We filled it up and kept it in our car to warm during our the day. The pressure was pretty good, but could be improved upon. Pressure was good english to wash our hair. The shower kept pressure until almost empty. Overall I would recommend this camp shower.

We recently had our first camping trip as a family And DR Prepare came in handy. We were able to wash the sand off our feet before entering our tent. We also used it to wash ourselves off and take a shower before bed. One thing we did was take extra water so you can refill when it runs out. For us it was a great purchase, would highly recommend.

This is absolutely awful. The water gets in the pump all the time and the water doesnt flow out the nozzle. It doesn't work and consistently just makes a mess. Highly recommend the sack that uses gravity to get water out the nozzle as opposed to a pressurized sack you have to pump up every time!

I think this is a great idea but the product needs to be more durable. Only got a few uses out of two models before they broke in the same region. One thing I think would be very beneficial to a product like this is to add a pressure gauge and suggest an ideal or maximum pressure when pumping.