Hey Magic , I am an arrogant ignorant wisecracker most of the time . Also I don't watch or participate / comment like the days when you were just beginning the You Tube journey . Man I'm impressed and proud to see a good man like yourself having a good time while sharing your knowledge and educating others on the journey of prepping. Love ya man .👊
@@commiesnzombies Just remember, people in the past died because they couldn't stay clean. I don't want to bathe in a frozen stream or get festering sores on my body, either.
I bought an Ecotemp RV, style, instant hot water tank. Uses 2 D cell batteries and propane. 1 gallon propane tank lasts almost 2 months . A 5 gallon tank lasts even longer. Ive had it for many years. ....since 2012! Only had to replace the the on/off switch
The only caveat to these is, you have to drain all of the water out of the unit to store it, an make sure its dry in the tank. But in the event of any natural disaster, these can come in real handy, especially for the ladies. Thx for the vid Magic
Fun walkthrough. Those $25 solar shower bags are tough to beat for effective,compact simplicity if there is some SHTF going on though. Not much to go wrong there.👍
You are once again reaffirmed as always on my top 5 prepper channels. Great job live testing a real product. How come no marauders coming? Where is the rock music in the outro? " This is gonna be it..... for Magic Prepper. I'm out". Oh the old days.
One of the Amazon reviews said that the water flow can’t be stopped while the unit is on? One important part of a camp shower, or any shower where water supply is limited, is the ability to turn off the water while soaping up.
It is a downfall and for conservation purposes I appreciate that type of shower. But, that downfall is also why it's so simplistic so it's a trade off.
Nice unit but has some down sides. Garden style pump sprayer filled with warmed water will work and much less expensive. Can even improve it with a shower head with hose.
Free one for Colman. Put a third hose to circulate the water back to the bottle/tank until it starts heating, then a switch over to the active waterline. Think a "Y" connection on a garden hose.
Glad you reviewed this, as it's most definitely something I've been wanting to check out for some time now. Not a fan of the fact that the water has to be running before you turn the heat on. There are other less expensive hot shower options, but they also have limitations. A hot shower would be a MUST in extended SHTF situations, and is something that many don't think about.
I would say definitely worth having. It seems simple so even if something failed I can't see it being more than the battery or pump, anything else can be worked around. I can't see in SHTF anyone doing warranty work, maybe its just me. An alternative battery 'could' in theory be hooked up and all it would need is 'a pump' small pumps can be stockpiled.
I have one of these from another company, and a pump that I can take off grid for when I go overlanding. I built mine out about a year ago. Its nice to have when you are doing more than a night or two in the woods.
@@MagicPrepper So far it has. I have it set up to pump from a water can go through the heater unit and out the other side through the hand wand to shower. Hot water will be a game changer. I have also prepped soap, shampoo and hair conditioner in single use sizes similar to hotels, that way I can barter those items easier
I'm digging all the propane content you're making. You need to do a duel fuel setup on your truck. I don't have to worry about fuel going bad in my truck cause it runs LP. I ran a similar unit on my boat years ago. If you turn the heat on and run the water back into the reservoir jug it'll pre-heat the water. Less waste.
This particular showerhead is not adjustable but the upgraded model with the digital readout has an adjustable one so maybe that one can? You can also remove the shower head and have a straight water line which I am sure you could find a fitting for.
Cool video, its nice that you do these reviews so I don't end up with buyers remorse. I think it would have practical uses if your glamping or RVing. Personally I'll take a cold soapy rag and save $400. Can't wait for your next video to drop, thanks!
I wouldnt want to waste the propane canisters on it but would rather use them to cook or to use for heat which they run out quickly but an occasional warm shower once in a great while would be nice
For the poor people you can make one of these with a 5 gallon bucket, battery shower pump, and 5 gallon water heater for like 50 bucks if you have a way to power it.
When using something that produces hot water, the other questions should be, what temperature is the water, and if you use potable water, does it change the drinkability, or can you use the hot water in an MRE?
I’ve had this model now for two years, used it probably about 40ish times while camping and the battery doesn’t charge anymore, trying to find a replacement battery but no luck
@@MrCanuck1213 It's obviously replaceable but it seems Coleman has a monopoly on the spare parts. Perhaps you could try and reach out to them directly?
ECOtemp or Camplux is 1.3 gpm unlimited time as long as you have water. and can be hooked to pressurized or gravity fed water supply with a garden hose for only 159.00 . You can just hang it on your fence. It also hooks to BBQ Grill tank. I used a similar one for 7 years daily staying mounted outside on the fence the whole time before I replaced it. Coleman is 5 gal. water then it's done til refilling it. Small propane tank but can be adapted for larger tank for extra. Coleman 400.00+. The Coleman is cute but a bit to gimmicky for me.
Thanks for sharing those other options. I am going to see what else I can attach the pump to regarding the thread size. Might work on some other options as well.
Bush radical had a cool way of doing it in one of the cabin builds he made. I believe he used a pumpkin/ sprayer of some sort set up in a way it came down on you in a tub. Definitely a more budget friendly idea minus the tub and cabin
Thanks for honest review. Looks really cool, but im not a fan of internal batteries in anything for one reason. You buy this for SHTF, store it for 10 years, then have a dead battery that won't take or hold a charge. Too bad they dont make a tank that you can pressurize like a weed sprayer and eliminate batteries.
I was a full time traveler for about 4 1/2 years and I know a lot of full timers would use an On demand Hot Water Heater with 25 pounds propane tanks (or larger). Just wondering on the comparison against the Coleman version you have? Very brave of you to be out there without a shirt and thank your wife for giving some of us lady’s a bit of Eye Candy. ☺️ Thank you for an informative video. Stay warm and dry…
I am not going to lie, I read your first sentence as you being a full "Time Traveler" and I had to really question where this was going haha! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this. There are many Off-Road/Expedition style hot showers out there, but like this one, they are all very expensive. Have you tried charging this from your Tundra? Mine always pops the fuse even when using a simple tire inflator. Also, F you! I clicked on the link, and now I'm sure my suggested feed will be screwed for days! 🤣
HAHAHAH! I am glad the mission was accomplished. I haven't had issues with my port on the Tundra but I will do further testing. Are you using the interior port or the truck bed?
@@MagicPrepper No one day my friend used the port at the bottom of the center dash. He had a flat, and I came and plugged it, and had an older cheap inflator laying around the shop, and after trying to fill a truck tire the fuse popped. 30amp under the hood.
They probably will. They've had other models in the future that they have improved upon. There is a model with a digital readout and some other perks too but not much more in the utility department.
Hang the unit arrange a different water tank arrange that it flows back into the tank until ready to shower no wasted water and less heating two valve’s and larger tank and you good to go its basic at more instant hot water
I took a metal Jerry can, reinforced the bottom a bit to take heat. Attached a hose with a nozzle to the lid. Put up and start a fire under it. No electric/fuel needed. That thing looks nice (and expensive), but has too many doodads. K.I.S.S.
@@MagicPrepper I'd make a Dakota fire over using propane, but yes. I usually heat on the ground and then hang for the shower (using leather gloves of course).
Definitely cool but not for 400.00 a 12v sure flow pump some copper tubing a 10 gallon tank and shower wand could all be had for around 150.00 then you could use any heat source you want beit open flame rocket stove or even a gas or charcoal grill.
For sure. The cost is usually for the convenience, portability and less mechanically inclined consumer. But if you can make a DIY work then that's awesome.
The debate within my head right now is intense! Is it over rather I should pull the trigger & buy the Coleman HWOD shower?!! No it’s over if I want to be the one that takes this squad, this unit, this team, this band of brothers in prepping from unit 420 to 421! If it was seal team 69 would I dare like it & take it to ST70?!! WthDID, trip the algorithm with another like 👍 hoping to gain more prepping support?!! No I dare not, I’ll let some other unlucky soul make that damning decision. Sorry MP I just can’t have that responsibility upon my shoulders
To heavy and too fragile for shtf use. How ya gonna clean the water so it doesnt clog the heater of you use creek or pond water? What if you forget to empty the water it freezes and bust the bladder?
It depends on function and where you'll be using it the most. The pump hose has a built in screen filter so that helps with that issue. And you need to fully drain everything after use which helps to avoid the freeze issues. But I agree that it has a level of fragility to it.
Hot water on demand is great. But in the Apocalypse, where are you going to get the "gas" to heat it with that unit? Now me, I much prefer the USB rechargeable shower head/pump and a big bucket that I can fill with hot water that i can heat up on a wood fire. A solar panel can keep my showerhead/pump charged up for many years. Even works when you're out of power for 8 days.
Geyser System - is much better (it is more efficient, more portable, and will even work with a pocket stove). The Geyser System can bath you with less than 1 gallon of water. It is great for preppers an MADE IN THE USA.
Matthew 6:25-34(KJV) Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment? Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they? Which of you by taking thought can add one cubit unto his stature? And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin: And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. Wherefore, if God so clothe the grass of the field, which to day is, and to morrow is cast into the oven, shall he not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith? Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed? (For after all these things do the Gentiles seek:) for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things. But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
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Hey Magic , I am an arrogant ignorant wisecracker most of the time . Also I don't watch or participate / comment like the days when you were just beginning the You Tube journey . Man I'm impressed and proud to see a good man like yourself having a good time while sharing your knowledge and educating others on the journey of prepping. Love ya man .👊
I really appreciate that. Thank you!
This is a great idea, not only for SHTF but camping, beginning off gridders or a tiny house.
Exactly. I agree!
i want to be nice, clean, and smelling fresh when the roving clans of cannibal scavengers come sniffing around my bunker during the apocalypse
@@commiesnzombies Just remember, people in the past died because they couldn't stay clean. I don't want to bathe in a frozen stream or get festering sores on my body, either.
I bought an Ecotemp RV, style, instant hot water tank. Uses 2 D cell batteries and propane. 1 gallon propane tank lasts almost 2 months .
A 5 gallon tank lasts even longer.
Ive had it for many years. ....since 2012! Only had to replace the the on/off switch
These water heater units are pretty impressive. Definitely a luxury worth having IMO.
An excellent review of a decent product that does fulfill a need. I hope Coleman sees this to learn how to improve their product. Thanks, MP!
Anytime my friend! Thanks for the support!
You're a cool dude, MP
Likewise my friend.
The only caveat to these is, you have to drain all of the water out of the unit to store it, an make sure its dry in the tank. But in the event of any natural disaster, these can come in real handy, especially for the ladies. Thx for the vid Magic
Anytime! I definitely think they can be useful.
Fun walkthrough. Those $25 solar shower bags are tough to beat for effective,compact simplicity if there is some SHTF going on though. Not much to go wrong there.👍
Except when no sunshines to warm it up.
You are once again reaffirmed as always on my top 5 prepper channels. Great job live testing a real product. How come no marauders coming? Where is the rock music in the outro? " This is gonna be it..... for Magic Prepper. I'm out". Oh the old days.
I got you with the music this time!
One of the Amazon reviews said that the water flow can’t be stopped while the unit is on?
One important part of a camp shower, or any shower where water supply is limited, is the ability to turn off the water while soaping up.
It is a downfall and for conservation purposes I appreciate that type of shower. But, that downfall is also why it's so simplistic so it's a trade off.
Nice unit but has some down sides. Garden style pump sprayer filled with warmed water will work and much less expensive. Can even improve it with a shower head with hose.
I reckon you can heat up water with a wood fire, or in the hot sun with a black hose. 😊
Free one for Colman. Put a third hose to circulate the water back to the bottle/tank until it starts heating, then a switch over to the active waterline. Think a "Y" connection on a garden hose.
That would be cool for sure.
If you don't work for NASA, you should. 🤣👍🏼
Just a degree in Redneck 🤠
Use a 5 gallon bucket and spray the water into the bucket until its ready.
I think that is a great item to add to my inventory. I have the shower bladders now but this fits the bill much better.
A suggested upgrade would be a 5 gal. Scepter water can. That jug looks awfully flimsy.
I am going to try a 7 gallon reliance can and see how it goes.
Good thorough, honest review of this unit.
Thanks. I try!
Glad you reviewed this, as it's most definitely something I've been wanting to check out for some time now. Not a fan of the fact that the water has to be running before you turn the heat on. There are other less expensive hot shower options, but they also have limitations. A hot shower would be a MUST in extended SHTF situations, and is something that many don't think about.
The morale boost alone would be huge.
I would say definitely worth having. It seems simple so even if something failed I can't see it being more than the battery or pump, anything else can be worked around. I can't see in SHTF anyone doing warranty work, maybe its just me. An alternative battery 'could' in theory be hooked up and all it would need is 'a pump' small pumps can be stockpiled.
There definitely could be some workarounds for sure.
Dang bro that intro was sus.
Leave some of that magic to the imagination please!
I've achieved ultimate dad bod status so it was time.
I definitely did not click on that OnlyFans link 😂
@@StevieG777 but how am I going to afford my cosmetology license?
@@StevieG777He's now Magic Chewbacca.
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Neat video idea Magic, thanks for sharing your thoughts
Hey brother excellent prep! Great idea and a nice unit thanks so much for this one!
No problem! I though it could have some use.
This would be cool to hook up to a 55 gal rain water barrel
Agreed. Might need an adapter. I am going to see what I can find in that regard.
@@MagicPrepper heck yeah man great minds ya know can’t wait to hear the update wonder if using warmer water would help with the propane consumption
I have one of these from another company, and a pump that I can take off grid for when I go overlanding. I built mine out about a year ago. Its nice to have when you are doing more than a night or two in the woods.
Has it worked well for you? I think people underestimate the need for hygiene in a long term survival scenario.
@@MagicPrepper So far it has. I have it set up to pump from a water can go through the heater unit and out the other side through the hand wand to shower. Hot water will be a game changer. I have also prepped soap, shampoo and hair conditioner in single use sizes similar to hotels, that way I can barter those items easier
That's definitely sweet !
I like how simple it is.
Well done. Love the rick-roll.
I thought it was appropriate.
Looks useful and would be a great moral boost in shtf. Nice to have if you’re out camping or hiking and your dog rolls in something smelly too.
Nice unit. Different subject, but I’m getting nostalgic about the canned frosting back in the basement days!😂
So many calories!
I'm digging all the propane content you're making. You need to do a duel fuel setup on your truck. I don't have to worry about fuel going bad in my truck cause it runs LP.
I ran a similar unit on my boat years ago. If you turn the heat on and run the water back into the reservoir jug it'll pre-heat the water. Less waste.
Great point! And the Hank Hill in me knows propane has value.
@magicprepper Can you adjust the shower head so water trickles out of the head? That away water is still flowing and pump will work?
This particular showerhead is not adjustable but the upgraded model with the digital readout has an adjustable one so maybe that one can? You can also remove the shower head and have a straight water line which I am sure you could find a fitting for.
Great review of the product! Thanks for doing reviews like this. Helps a lot!
No problem! Glad you found it helpful.
It better be a short apocalypse. That's only a one pound bottle. LOL
Thank you Magic !
Thank you!
1 of the Top 10 things I thought I'd never see... Magic Prepper Showering.
Reminds me of my days on the road taking baby wipe baths in Walmart bathroom stalls 🙃
@@MagicPrepper efficient. You get clean, while building an unstoppable immune system from God knows what in those stalls.
@SicsemperevelloMortemtyr-by9hj I've never had HEP so mission accomplished! 😅
Cool video, its nice that you do these reviews so I don't end up with buyers remorse. I think it would have practical uses if your glamping or RVing. Personally I'll take a cold soapy rag and save $400. Can't wait for your next video to drop, thanks!
Thanks for the support!
Heat your water in the sun in something black. Don't have to use cold soapy water. 😊
Nice sweater
I've been working on it for a long time.
I do like it I just have to hook it to a 55-gallon drum. Thank you.
You're so good, Magic ! Funny and informative. Thanks.
Wow haha, you went for it!! Haha, epic.
I think I've moved into NFLTG territory of YT haha
Great idea, I am seeing it for 297.00 on Amazon
Nice!
@magicprepper where did you get the clear container for the water
It comes with the shower unit actually
I wouldnt want to waste the propane canisters on it but would rather use them to cook or to use for heat which they run out quickly but an occasional warm shower once in a great while would be nice
Totally get it!
For the poor people you can make one of these with a 5 gallon bucket, battery shower pump, and 5 gallon water heater for like 50 bucks if you have a way to power it.
Your body upper body hair resembles a dark lion look. Nice
Some might even say a panther.
Thanksfor sharing this option
When using something that produces hot water, the other questions should be, what temperature is the water, and if you use potable water, does it change the drinkability, or can you use the hot water in an MRE?
Generally with these units you should avoid drinking the water due to the risk of legionnaires disease.
Looks great. I checked reviews and four about 20% of people saying it breaks after 3 or 4 showers. What is your take on it?
I haven't that issue myself and I have ran it more than 4 times. But, I haven't used it 50 times yet either so we will see.
@@MagicPrepper Thanks for replying honestly.
I’ve had this model now for two years, used it probably about 40ish times while camping and the battery doesn’t charge anymore, trying to find a replacement battery but no luck
@@MrCanuck1213 It's obviously replaceable but it seems Coleman has a monopoly on the spare parts. Perhaps you could try and reach out to them directly?
Nice shower sweater. 😂😂
Wouldn’t know about half the stuff out there if it wasn’t for you prep guys. Thanks
Haha well I am glad to bring it to your attention. And the HWOD too.
@@MagicPrepperlove your stuff keep it up.
ECOtemp or Camplux is 1.3 gpm unlimited time as long as you have water. and can be hooked to pressurized or gravity fed water supply with a garden hose for only 159.00 . You can just hang it on your fence. It also hooks to BBQ Grill tank. I used a similar one for 7 years daily staying mounted outside on the fence the whole time before I replaced it.
Coleman is 5 gal. water then it's done til refilling it. Small propane tank but can be adapted for larger tank for extra. Coleman 400.00+. The Coleman is cute but a bit to gimmicky for me.
Thanks for sharing those other options. I am going to see what else I can attach the pump to regarding the thread size. Might work on some other options as well.
Early walking dead was so good
Shane was right.
Bush radical had a cool way of doing it in one of the cabin builds he made. I believe he used a pumpkin/ sprayer of some sort set up in a way it came down on you in a tub. Definitely a more budget friendly idea minus the tub and cabin
Would be really nice
It's pretty cool.
Thanks for honest review.
Looks really cool, but im not a fan of internal batteries in anything for one reason. You buy this for SHTF, store it for 10 years, then have a dead battery that won't take or hold a charge.
Too bad they dont make a tank that you can pressurize like a weed sprayer and eliminate batteries.
Wow I’m impressed ❤😂
I was a full time traveler for about 4 1/2 years and I know a lot of full timers would use an On demand Hot Water Heater with 25 pounds propane tanks (or larger). Just wondering on the comparison against the Coleman version you have?
Very brave of you to be out there without a shirt and thank your wife for giving some of us lady’s a bit of Eye Candy. ☺️
Thank you for an informative video. Stay warm and dry…
I am not going to lie, I read your first sentence as you being a full "Time Traveler" and I had to really question where this was going haha!
Thank you!
Trip but great and funny intro dawg
I am here for the magic prepper only fans!!!!!!!
My kinda people
You’re hilarious lol 😂
I do what I can
Awesome content!
This is awesome,, a one lb propane tank I need this
Don't forget the adapter to refill them if you need to :)
For those wondering. Joolca is the original that Coleman copied.
Good to know!
Thanks for sharing this. There are many Off-Road/Expedition style hot showers out there, but like this one, they are all very expensive. Have you tried charging this from your Tundra? Mine always pops the fuse even when using a simple tire inflator.
Also, F you! I clicked on the link, and now I'm sure my suggested feed will be screwed for days! 🤣
HAHAHAH! I am glad the mission was accomplished. I haven't had issues with my port on the Tundra but I will do further testing. Are you using the interior port or the truck bed?
@@MagicPrepper No one day my friend used the port at the bottom of the center dash. He had a flat, and I came and plugged it, and had an older cheap inflator laying around the shop, and after trying to fill a truck tire the fuse popped. 30amp under the hood.
Had one for a few years, now the battery pack has died. Where can I get one from?
One hot shower and the zombies will be inbound ....
Clean meat.
Hey mp, will this thing run off of 20 lb barbecue tank, and a possible 20 gallon elevated water, with the pump in the water barrel
Possibly with an adapter. The pump doesn't seem to be designed for submersion but I am sure you could find a hose or use a hose clamp to make it work.
@@MagicPrepper thanks dude that looks like a hell of an investment, I live in a camper in Northern New York
Going to have to take a pass. Maybe if Coleman does some upgrades?
They probably will. They've had other models in the future that they have improved upon. There is a model with a digital readout and some other perks too but not much more in the utility department.
@@MagicPrepper Gotcha
Ok , you are crazy 😂 shower in the snow
A hot shower at truck stops is now $20 . So this could be helpful.
$20? Jeez!
Looks cool but for the cost I’ll prob just stick to heating up a big pot of water and taking a bath in grid down 😂
Haha I get it. I will say, this thing is decent for not having much of a footprint compared to an open fire if that was the only other option.
(Magic Prepper OnlyFans) 🤣🤣🤣 im not clicking that.... Thats some funny shit!
But how else will I afford an apocalypse ready Lambo?
@@MagicPrepper im sure you wont have a problem with all the freaks that WILL click. :D
I used to just boil water then siphon it through a hose with a shower nossel 😂
IDK man, in the midst of the actual true apocalypse I'm probably not thinking about a shower lol
Gotta love being Rickrolled! That’s hilarious!
I'm doing my part
Hang the unit arrange a different water tank arrange that it flows back into the tank until ready to shower no wasted water and less heating two valve’s and larger tank and you good to go its basic at more instant hot water
I wonder if you could use that in a bathtub and recycle the water and then we'll get hotter and hotter
Maybe I'll try it some time
Currently $298 on Amazon
Good to know!
I looked into getting this my self but I decided to get a joolca instead
Nice. I hope it works well!
Good for washing skunk off a dog outside.😊
Hey not a bad idea!
Lmao!!! The OF link…
:)
I took a metal Jerry can, reinforced the bottom a bit to take heat. Attached a hose with a nozzle to the lid. Put up and start a fire under it. No electric/fuel needed.
That thing looks nice (and expensive), but has too many doodads. K.I.S.S.
Good concept. Plus I am sure you can just bust out a propane stove if you don't want to build a fire for opsec reasons.
@@MagicPrepper I'd make a Dakota fire over using propane, but yes. I usually heat on the ground and then hang for the shower (using leather gloves of course).
Good review, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
Thanks Michael!
Cool
I think so too.
Definitely cool but not for 400.00 a 12v sure flow pump some copper tubing a 10 gallon tank and shower wand could all be had for around 150.00 then you could use any heat source you want beit open flame rocket stove or even a gas or charcoal grill.
For sure. The cost is usually for the convenience, portability and less mechanically inclined consumer. But if you can make a DIY work then that's awesome.
I can see where this would be useful, but not something I would wanna carry around.
The debate within my head right now is intense! Is it over rather I should pull the trigger & buy the Coleman HWOD shower?!! No it’s over if I want to be the one that takes this squad, this unit, this team, this band of brothers in prepping from unit 420 to 421! If it was seal team 69 would I dare like it & take it to ST70?!! WthDID, trip the algorithm with another like 👍 hoping to gain more prepping support?!! No I dare not, I’ll let some other unlucky soul make that damning decision. Sorry MP I just can’t have that responsibility upon my shoulders
To heavy and too fragile for shtf use. How ya gonna clean the water so it doesnt clog the heater of you use creek or pond water? What if you forget to empty the water it freezes and bust the bladder?
It depends on function and where you'll be using it the most. The pump hose has a built in screen filter so that helps with that issue. And you need to fully drain everything after use which helps to avoid the freeze issues. But I agree that it has a level of fragility to it.
Hot shower Walking Dead 2 thumbs up
You know the deal
Hot water on demand is great. But in the Apocalypse, where are you going to get the "gas" to heat it with that unit? Now me, I much prefer the USB rechargeable shower head/pump and a big bucket that I can fill with hot water that i can heat up on a wood fire. A solar panel can keep my showerhead/pump charged up for many years.
Even works when you're out of power for 8 days.
blinded by the light 🎶... reflecting off your skin...jk 😉
No joke. I am well aware of my vampiric complexion haha
@@MagicPrepper😂 🤙
Хороший переносной душ. Очень забавно вы принимаете душ на улице при не большом морозе.
It was pretty cold haha
If the shower breaks during SHTF there won’t be a Coleman to call for a warranty!!!
Indeed. Which is why mine might need some replacement parts already thanks to... an unfortunate accident ;)
I might actually get my girlfriend to start watching MP videos with me. If you keep making shirtless videos. 😂👍
Haha dad bod ftw.
Geyser System - is much better (it is more efficient, more portable, and will even work with a pocket stove). The Geyser System can bath you with less than 1 gallon of water. It is great for preppers an MADE IN THE USA.
Dude, stop! I can’t un see that!!! 😮
I'm trying to make memories here
lol… wtf ….. hahahaha
Matthew 6:25-34(KJV) Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment?
Behold the fowls of the air: for they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your heavenly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much better than they?
Which of you by taking thought can add one cubit unto his stature?
And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin:
And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.
Wherefore, if God so clothe the grass of the field, which to day is, and to morrow is cast into the oven, shall he not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith?
Therefore take no thought, saying, What shall we eat? or, What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed?
(For after all these things do the Gentiles seek:) for your heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things.
But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
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