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I love my new home. But what I miss most is a real shower and toilet. Can't wait till I save the money for a hot water system so I can have real shower at least. And then to ask my landlord how he feels about me having a shipping container. XD fingers crossed

Hi sox and nik, thank you so much for reading my posts. It has it lows but I try to always push on. <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle">

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1: drain 2: adapter for pipe. 3: plug

<P>I don't know why I didn't think of this before; or I have never read about this anywhere. I was filling up with petrol at a truck stop and needed to use the loo, and on my way I found that they had showers too! I looked around and there was nothing about paying for a shower. So I tentatively...

<P>I don't know why I didn't think of this before; or I have never read about this anywhere. I was filling up with petrol at a truck stop and needed to use the loo, and on my way I found that they had showers too! I looked around and there was nothing about paying for a shower. So I tentatively...

On month in.

One month on.

Just snuck into the vacant apartment next door to my trailer. BEST SHOWER EVER. (I was afraid that my clothes were going to hide from me I was so dirty.)

A big thankyou for everyones kind words, you give me so much strength and support. Means ever ever so much.

Washing Machine Tutorial. Enjoy <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle"><A href="" rel=nofollow target=_blank><BR><BR></A>

This cost me $25. <IMG class="emoticon bbc_img" src="https://vanlivingforum.com/images/boards/smilies/cool.gif"><BR><BR>I can fit in this sitting down with my knees up. (Keeping in mind im only 150cm tall.) So lovely to soak in.<BR>I've put a 40cm ruler next to it so you can get an idea of the size.

Been in my new place for a month today! <IMG class="emoticon bbc_img" src="https://vanlivingforum.com/images/boards/smilies/angel.gif"><BR><BR>Thought id mention my pintrest account, it's how I do a lot of my research for my tiny house: lilladayel

Oh I saw those today when I went looking. But I think what bought was better.<BR>Those kind of 'buckets' are heavy and not very tall. <BR><BR>I got a big blue horse feed tub, a pic of which I will upload in a sec when my phone is done charging. (As well as make a video of my washing...

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Thanks Bob, I will have to check out the places around here. I live in the country so finding one shouldn't be hard.

So far I have a small swimming pool and a shower head that will pump in water from a container. But the pool is quite large, so I have it in the tent out side. I haven't used it for a few reasons:<BR>- No way of getting hot water out there, unless I laboriously &nbsp;transport it in a kettle...

Oh and its called "Companion Twin Tub Washing Machine."

I bought it from Ray's Outdoors. Mine is the washing machine only. But you can also buy the model that has a built in spinner. I chose this one to save space and money. But now I'd probly go for the double one...depending on how it drains. The hose isn't that great for emptying. its just thing...

Not me, all electric. I doubt that many people would, seeing the set up of houses and how that a gas fridge in my imagination would take an installation of an extra gas fitting.