Compact Handheld Outdoor Shower
Compact Handheld Outdoor Shower
đŠFast & Free Shipping in UAEđđš
â 7 Days Return & Replacement Policy
Couldn't load pickup availability
đ Setup & Charging
Â
1. Charge the unit before first use. For example:
Many models use a USB-rechargeable battery (e.g., 5V input) and need ~2-5 hours to fully charge.Â
One model states: âInsert USB cable ⊠charge from laptop or car USBâ and after charge use up to ~60 minutes.Â
A few models include indicator lights (charging light, low battery light) and state to charge when voltage drops below a threshold.Â
- 2. Assemble & connect water hose / pump / shower head:
Place the water pump in your water source (bucket / basin / reservoir of water).Â
Attach the hose to the pump, connect the handheld shower-head at the end of the hose.Â
If provided, affix suction cup or hook so the shower-head is hung or mounted fo
r hands-free use.Â
3. Prepare your water source:
Use a bucket, tub, or any container of clean water. Some users recommend ~5 gallons (â19L) for multiple uses.Â
Ensure the pump intake is submerged properly and that thereâs enough water above it so it doesnât run d
ry.
4.Mount or hang the shower head if needed:
Use the suction cup on a flat surface, or hook it on a tree branch/car window/other overhead point for convenient positioning.
đż Using the Shower
Â
1. Turn the power switch ON (many models have a simple on-off button). The pump will draw water from the source and push it through the hose out of the shower head.Â
2. Let the water stream out. If you mounted the shower head overhead, you can use it hands-free; if handheld, hold it and direct the spray where needed.
3. When done rinsing or scrubbing (body, hair, pets, gear), you may want to turn off the pump during soaping to conserve water and battery. For example one product says: âTurn off the device while youâre actively washing⊠then turn back on to rinse.âÂ
4. After use, turn off the power and drain the hose so water doesnât stagnate. Some instructions mention removing the hose, disconnecting pump and head.Â
Â
đ Maintenance & Care Tips
Clean the filter (if your unit has one) regularly. For example: remove filter cover, rinse filter and cover with warm water + mild soap.Â
Store the unit in a dry place away from extreme heat or cold when not in use. Some caution: âKeep pump away from very high or very low temperatures, and from flammable or explosive goods.âÂ
Recharge battery at least every few months when not in use, so the battery doesnât go fully dead.Â
After use in dusty/outdoor conditions, rinse the shower head & hose to avoid clogging or mineral buildup.
â Practical Tips for Best Use
Use a bucket of water large enough so the pump remains submerged and you have enough water for your rinse. Some users say a black bucket left in the sun helps warm the water.Â
Hang the shower head high enough to allow easy reach and effective spray direction (especially useful if giving pets a rinse).
Use low-flow mode (if available) to extend battery life and water usage. Some models have multiple flow settings (e.g., 2.2 L/min vs 3.0 L/min).Â
For beach or muddy conditions: rinse off sand from body/gear first before full shower to avoid clogging the head.
Always check that the hose and connections are secure before turning on, to avoid leaks or loss of pressure.
Â
 â ïž Safety & Warnings
Do not allow the pump to run dry (without water) â could damage the unit.
Ensure that the battery is compatible with the charging input (e.g., use recommended 5V/2A USB charger) and avoid overcharging.Â
When using outdoors, make sure the setup is stable (bucket wonât tip, pump remains submerged) to avoid accidents.
If youâre using near children or pets: monitor usage, ensure soap/shampoo is appropriate, ensure water temperature is safe (though most of these are cold/outdoor showers so temperature control is limited).
If using in very hot sun: the surface of the bucket or water may get hot â check water temperature befor
e washing.
Â
Â
Â
