TrailerManNJ
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I was originally going to invest in a RinseKit, but the reviews on their units are very spotty, and as they're expensive, I'm not willing to pull the trigger. Sooo...
I've decided to go for the KISS principle instead, and save a few bucks to boot. I'll be getting an Ivation water pump/shower head, and drop it in a 4 gallon bucket when I need an army shower.
But I need a way to warm the water. I realize that I can boil some up each time I want a shower, but this seems impractical and a hassle. I've been looking at the submersible hot water coils/rods, and there are a zillion brands out there to choose from.
Can anyone recommend a dependable brand/unit (preferably UL rated) that can safely be used by plugging into a Ecoflow power station? Most of the ones I'm seeing are 1,000 to 1,500 watts, which would be too high for the Ecoflow, as the model I'm getting is only 700 watts. I need a heater coil about 500-600 watts, and while I've seen them this low, these appear much smaller, and used primarily for heating beverages, soups, etc.
Anyone have any suggestions, tips or advice to share?
I've decided to go for the KISS principle instead, and save a few bucks to boot. I'll be getting an Ivation water pump/shower head, and drop it in a 4 gallon bucket when I need an army shower.
But I need a way to warm the water. I realize that I can boil some up each time I want a shower, but this seems impractical and a hassle. I've been looking at the submersible hot water coils/rods, and there are a zillion brands out there to choose from.
Can anyone recommend a dependable brand/unit (preferably UL rated) that can safely be used by plugging into a Ecoflow power station? Most of the ones I'm seeing are 1,000 to 1,500 watts, which would be too high for the Ecoflow, as the model I'm getting is only 700 watts. I need a heater coil about 500-600 watts, and while I've seen them this low, these appear much smaller, and used primarily for heating beverages, soups, etc.
Anyone have any suggestions, tips or advice to share?