Posted 2014-08-19 7:51 PM (#160475 - in reply to #160472) Subject: RE: cowboy shower
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Most of the "cowboy showers" I've seen simply amounted to a shower head mounted to the roof of the trailer in the stalls with a curtain hung around it. The used water simply drained through the floor, or out the back door if it was a solid floor.
Posted 2014-08-20 4:00 AM (#160477 - in reply to #160475) Subject: RE: cowboy shower
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Posts: 63 Location: suffolk
Originally written by hornet on 2014-08-19 8:51 PM
Most of the "cowboy showers" I've seen simply amounted to a shower head mounted to the roof of the trailer in the stalls with a curtain hung around it. The used water simply drained through the floor, or out the back door if it was a solid floor.
On Most camping places that I know, your not allowed to drain any water on the camp ground.
Posted 2014-08-20 12:23 PM (#160482 - in reply to #160472) Subject: RE: cowboy shower
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I have a cowboy shower and stand in a clean muck bucket (never used for manure) it captures most of the water. I then can pour it down a sink drain. I don't have a curtain around mine and in 15 years of camping, haven't needed it. I like how roomy it is. I do put a hay bag on the window on the driver side, but have never had anyone peek in as they don't know I'm showering...
Posted 2014-08-23 8:44 PM (#160520 - in reply to #160472) Subject: RE: cowboy shower
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Posts: 97 Location: mancelona michigan
I sorta like the idea of a cowboy shower.Our lq shower stall is rather cramped for me as I am handicapped. Since the lq shower is on the adjacent wall to the first stall,it would be easy to run the water lines. A large home shower base on the floor,a 90 degree curtain, and I am good to go.The hc bars would be easy to attach to the trailer walls.
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