When pairing the EverShower with your own water heater it might be preferable to link the two with a intake hose adaptor. We do include these with every Bundle purchase but they're very easy and inexpensive to make yourself. Here's a short video to show you how... https://youtu.be/LZfsXr2VzxU
Here's a good tip: If you're using the Coleman water heater and want to end the shower without bending down, just squeeze the water hose. If you kink the hose or squeeze it the water flow will stop but if you hold it for a few seconds the automatic cut-out on the heater will activate [...]
Here's another use for EverShower when it's not been used as an EverShower. The shower in stand-by mode. The tent screen has just been unclipped, dropped into the tub and the cover attached to protect it from sun, wind, leaves and dirt and ready to use in a flash when needed.
In hot regions it may be preferable not to heat the water at all. But in colder areas, obviously, heated water is greatly appreciated and with the EverShower system there are several ways of doing so: Stove: Water can simply be heated on a camp stove, then poured into the tub [...]
In hot regions it may be preferable not to heat the water at all. But in colder areas, obviously, heated water is greatly appreciated and with the EverShower system there are several ways of doing so: Stove: Water can simply be heated on a camp stove, then poured into the tub [...]
Just peg it down using the tub's inbuilt anchor points</strong >. In very strong wind the guy ropes will keep it in place.
