Solar Portable Shower Bag, 5 Gal/20L Solar Heating Outdoor Camping Shower Bag with On-Off Switchable Shower Head&Removable Hose Suitable for Camping, Hiking, Travel, Beach Swimming

My husband and I go out to our ranch and have no water there. This works perfect for washing out up after a long day on tractor. You can’t beat the price!

I bought this because I have well water that was destroying my hair and needed a temporary solution to washing my hair. My tip is to hang it before putting water in and not putting more than three gallons at a time. It feels like more than that would be lot of weight on the seals on the bag. But this thing does what it's supposed to do. Just remember it relies on gravity so you have to hang it high enough for your height.

Works great, kids with dirty hands and feets especially babies and messy high chairs although the tube kept coming off but it held a decent amount of water and it is very durable. Didn't expect it to hold as much water as it did filled it and carried it many many times. It looks very nice and what I was expecting but the pocket on the front of it is way to small not even big enough for travel size shower toiletries.

The FENSAN Solar Portable Shower Bag was a great addition for the outdoor enthusiast in me. With a 5-gallon (20-liter) capacity, it provides enough water for showers while camping, hiking, traveling, or at the beach. Its solar heating feature lets you enjoy a warm shower without electricity. The on-off switchable shower head and removable hose offer convenience and versatility. Its durable design survives outdoor conditions, making it a reliable choice for any adventure. Overall, it’s a practical and eco-friendly solution for staying clean on the go.

I’ve bought 3 of these, not too sure I’d actually try to shower with one but they’re great for washing your hands when you’re camping, out on the farm or anywhere you don’t have access to running water. BUT…they’re not terribly well made. The first problem is the plastic hose, all three of mine came with the hose doubled over which puts a permanent kink in the hose, restricting flow (which isn’t that great even with a straight hose). You’ll want to buy a new hose, which will cost you maybe a buck or two at the hardware store. While you’re there, you’ll want to pick up a couple of hose clamps because it WILL leak at the connections if you don’t, particularly the connection with the nozzle. And they aren’t particularly durable, the reason I’ve bought three is because the first two sprung leaks. The first one lasted me almost a year, the second one started leaking before I ever even got to use it. But it was too late to return it, so now I have 3. I should probably invest in some rubber cement and patches rather than buy another one. Anyway, I included a picture of my old one with the kinked hose and leaky nozzle along with a picture of my new one after I spent an extra five bucks to outfit it with a new hose and hose clamps. Enjoy.