There are "camping" solar water heaters, if its in the sun, also made are quite small 3 gal electric water heaters, but you need power, A well insulated small storage tank with the camping solar bag, might work for night showers.
Get one of those houses with a shower end that you can put over the end of the spigot. Make an enclosure of some kind for someone to stand in with a shower curtain.
To have hot water in your shower and have a fairly clean look, you'll need to have hot and cold water lines run to it. We live at the beach and have an outdoor shower. We had the lines run and a shut off put under the kitchen sink so that we can close off the water supply and empty the lines for winter.
I was raised on Fire Island where the beach houses have outdoor showers. Remember to build it raised on a deck like platform. Some are made with driftwood with a rustic look but have a door and a built in bench. You should have hot water too. Design it so you can drain it in the winter.
There are camping containers that may be hung in the sun to gather warmth. The dark color helps. The hose may then be used to wash off. I made one of my own using a 5 gallon bucket painted black and another with heavy duty black plastic. Privacy is also easy to provide, depending on where you want to place the "shower".
I have had a shower for 10 years on my deck. I use the camper black plastic bag for warm water, no plumbing hook ups involved. I shower on the deck as long as temp is 65 or higher. No privacy problems as live in woods, no neighbors for 1 mile except deer, etc.
Hi, Does anybody know how I could make wood wool(fibre) panels? I know it is a mixture of wood wool and cement. But that is also everything i know...https://mymodernm...
See more
We took the old popcorn ceiling off in our livingroom and thought we could just paint it. We fixed some hairline cracks where the joint in the sheetrock are, primed a...
See more
I have almost 1/3 of an acre backyard that I will be re-establishing soon, and one of the projects will be a 2-3 ft tall retaining wall that will be approx. 25 feet ...
See more
I have a cement patio and want to have someone with experience build a pergola with a deck over the patio. I have a picture of just the one I would like that I found ...
See more
I have a 10x12 gazebo bolted to my deck. It is domed so it is very tall. I was trying to take the top down this Fall and accidentally ripped a hole in the canvas. Th...
See more
There are "camping" solar water heaters, if its in the sun, also made are quite small 3 gal electric water heaters, but you need power, A well insulated small storage tank with the camping solar bag, might work for night showers.
Get one of those houses with a shower end that you can put over the end of the spigot. Make an enclosure of some kind for someone to stand in with a shower curtain.
To have hot water in your shower and have a fairly clean look, you'll need to have hot and cold water lines run to it. We live at the beach and have an outdoor shower. We had the lines run and a shut off put under the kitchen sink so that we can close off the water supply and empty the lines for winter.
I was raised on Fire Island where the beach houses have outdoor showers. Remember to build it raised on a deck like platform. Some are made with driftwood with a rustic look but have a door and a built in bench. You should have hot water too. Design it so you can drain it in the winter.
There are camping containers that may be hung in the sun to gather warmth. The dark color helps. The hose may then be used to wash off. I made one of my own using a 5 gallon bucket painted black and another with heavy duty black plastic. Privacy is also easy to provide, depending on where you want to place the "shower".