Posted 2007-02-28 10:54 PM (#56530) Subject: Coleman Hot Water On Demand
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I just purchased a new Coleman Hot Water On Demand! It's a portable hot water heater that runs off propaine! You can purchase a shower adapter and use it as a shower, it also has a faucet to do whatever you want ( no more boiling water for the dishes)! It's going to make my camping experience a little easier! No more bagged shower for me! I'm glad to see people posting positive things on this forum.
Posted 2007-03-01 5:05 AM (#56547 - in reply to #56530) Subject: RE: Coleman Hot Water On Demand
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Posts: 391 Location: Columbia, KY
sounds cool! where did you find it? I'm getting a new trailer soon and want to fix up the 6x9 DR but probably just w/ seating and storage places, and maybe a fold down table. don't really want to mess with plumbing and running water so something like that would be perfect.
Posted 2007-03-01 3:25 PM (#56583 - in reply to #56547) Subject: RE: Coleman Hot Water On Demand
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Location: Albany, Ore
I saw them first on Colemans website for $180.00, but found one at BIMART for $130.00 and didn't have to pay shipping. I too just ordered a new trailer and had it lined and insulated in the front dressing room (5x10) I can't justify a living quarter. I just wanted a insulated trailer that I can put a few cabinets in it, and sleep comfortably! I'm going to buy a propaine alarm, and use my buddy heater to warm it up! Good luck with your trailer, and happy trails!
Posted 2007-03-21 2:49 PM (#57465 - in reply to #56530) Subject: RE: Coleman Hot Water On Demand
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Posts: 489 Location: CA
I also bought the HWOD a year or so ago. I love it when it's cloudy out, or for that cup of tea/coffee in the a.m., but I still use my Solar Shower when the sun's out. I don't know why exactly, but I guess that eh-eh-eh-eh-eh sound the pump makes bugs me a bit. I'm an old backpacker too, so I think simple, easy and lightweight. What I do absolutely love is filling my hot water bottle at night using the HWOD. It makes cold nights w/o the hubby so much more enjoyable!
Posted 2007-05-11 11:06 AM (#60687 - in reply to #56530) Subject: RE: Coleman Hot Water On Demand
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Posts: 207 Location: Illinois
I bought the walmart version. It has to have water "running" through it, it would get too hot if it sits. can someone explain how the coleman works?? I haven't used my walmart one yet (just got it), but if coleman has better features (like a thermostat), I will return mine and get a coleman. I only paid 100 dollars for mine (hoses included).
Any advice is appreciated!!
I want to know before I use it and wish I had the coleman!
Coleman Hot Water On Demand
