Wash away from the water
To wash yourself or your dishes, carry water 200 feet away from streams or lakes and use small amounts of biodegradable soap.
Two hundred feet is about seventy adult steps. Both our bottle and our shower carry the water to you, so you never need to stand in the stream.
The bottle on the trail
- Fill it from your drinking supply or from filtered water.
- Use it at the cathole, then pack out the few sheets you dried with.
- It rinses muddy hands and a camp spoon as well.
- Stand it in the sun for an hour if you want the chill off.
480 ml · more water
Easy-Bidet 2.0 XL
480 ml per fill, on a wider base that stands steady.
4.3 out of 5 (25,250 ratings)
$19.99
The shower at camp
Our camping shower is a 12-litre bag with a foot pump, a hose and a spray nozzle. You step on the pump to build pressure, so it needs no tree branch and no battery.
| Feature | Camping Shower |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 12 litres (405 oz) |
| Size when full | 16.9 in tall, 6.7 in wide |
| Pressure | Foot pump, no power |
| Warm water | The black side absorbs sun, and a strip on the bag shows the temperature |
| In the bag | Shoulder straps, foot pump, hose, spray nozzle with on/off switch, carry bag |
| Price | $24.43 |
12 litres · foot pump
Camping Shower with Foot Pump
A 12-litre shower you pump with your foot. No tree and no battery needed.
4.1 out of 5 (81 ratings)
$24.43
Where it falls short
- Sun heating is slow. On a cool day, add a pot of warm water from the stove.
- The bag has a soft base and can tip while you fill it. Lean it against a wheel or a rock.
- 12 litres is a short shower for one or a rinse for two. It is not a home shower.
- Even biodegradable soap must stay 200 feet from streams and lakes.