Redesigned Off-Grid Pressurized Shower -- New & Improved!

Wow, I got a lot of feedback on our last off-grid shower system video - thank you guys so much! I've taken one piece of advice and changed out the garden sprayer for a kitchen sink sprayer. We love the results! Next step will probably be painting it black to allow for better passive water heating...
Building the off-grid pressurized shower system: • How to Build a DIY Off...

[@mariawinzler]

Found on clearance at Home Depot kitchen sprayer with hose for 5 bucks. I have two of those pumps may just take them with me to the camp ground and have them by my camping table for washing hands and dishes!! Works better then a garden sprayer.

[@jg1552g]

Omg!!!👍 this is even better idea than the previous video! I love it!

[@thomasjehnkins1986]

Great upgrade! I admit I love to goodwill & scrounge too, lol... I've been thinking about using a sealed 5 - 30 gal container and a bicycle foot pump for the pressure (which can get 100 psi) (garden sprayers only get around 40psi)

[@lissaestes7017]

Just put the tank in a black garbage bag. If you decide to paint it, put a strip of paint tape or masking tape top to bottom before painting. Then you can check your water level.

[@JoeAnshien]

If you paint 1/2 of the tank black and put it in the sun maybe you could have a warm / hot shower?

[@antipeacebmx]

If you fill it entirely about how long of a shower could you take without having to repressiroze ?

[@gregggoldstein3449]

Repurpose?

[@MotoM1234]

Is there a better way to connect those two hoses?

[@Jillian1stJohn3-9-10]

I want to turn this into a Mister for camping. How many times do you have to pump it?

[@helenposey1017]

I counted ten....when the flow starts to slow or trickle pump again to count of ten maybe twelve. When you feel resistance/hard to pump, stop pumping. Don't want to over do it.