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    matt4x4 is offline Lifetime Member Verb Herder matt4x4 2 stars matt4x4 2 stars
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    Default Re: DIY - AG Shower/Rinse Station on a budget

    I just saw an awesome outdoor shower and sprayer at the HD - first time I saw it was this morning.....
    I believe it's identical to teh one at walmart - budget priced too!
    http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...32573917402498

    google outdoor showers and you'll find them priced between 40 and 1500.00

    Oh, and that pan for the feet - I also know that all too well, after about 3 kids rinsing in it, kid 4 manages to accumulate all the grass and dirt kid 1 to 3 washed off and drag it into the pool anyways!
    On hot days, my dog however, happens to like that pan (when it's clean)
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    Default Re: DIY - AG Shower/Rinse Station on a budget

    Backyard Gear Shower Station: Walmart $49.99 - HD $69.99. Those look nice!

    I'll get some pix of mine on here if I get a chance. Actually looks OK and better looking than the tri-pod one I found when I Googled. I have probably less than $20 all told in extra materials I didn't already have around, so I guess I feel OK about that. After looking at all the others online, I see shelf may be a good idea to add to mine though
    Beats driving to the lake!
    18'x33'x52" AG oval, hard plumbed system, 22" Pentair Meteor Filter 1.5hp pump, Goldline SWCG System, 2/4x20 SolarBear Panels, Biltmore Steps - 16x14' composite deck, Pool Rover Jr

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    Default Re: DIY - AG Shower/Rinse Station on a budget

    Another thing you can do is add hose to the system. As you have found just sitting there it will warm up to the outside temp. If you just add another 50 or 100 feet it will be warmer a lot longer. And if you buy black hose it can get very warm or even to hot in some cases

    For our kids outside pool (100 gallon play pool) I have a waterfall pump attached to 200 feet of black hose. On a sunny 75F day I can get the pool to 95F!

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