showering in the burstner

[mr bond]

im just wondering if anyone knows how long the shower lasts weve just bought a burstner argos 747 58 plate and am just worried that the shower wont be very long or hot enough any tips or suggestions anyone.as when im at home i spend ages in the shower thanks very much everyoneoh:oh:oh:

 

[andyman]

You will soon learn that showering in a M/H is a art. You only have a limited amount of hot water. We have 130 ltr on board water. We can get 2 short showers each out of this.
You cant spend ages like at home.

Andy

 

[mr bond]

You will soon learn that showering in a M/H is a art. You only have a limited amount of hot water. We have 130 ltr on board water. We can get 2 short showers each out of this.
You cant spend ages like at home.

Andy

thanks for that looks like ill be in and out in a flash

 

[Brian and Jo]

shower

hi there mr.bond.it all depends on how much water you can carryoh:we have a fourwinds windsport with quite a large fresh water tank,that if used without wasteing will last us about 3days with 3 of us having a shower each night.you,ve just got to adapt accordingly.dont forget that when its coming out of the shower head its going down in the fresh water tank or aquaroll regards brian jo & josh:thumb:

 

[hilldweller]

thanks for that looks like ill be in and out in a flash

It's all part of the adjustment most of us make. Water/Electricity/Waste/Sewage are all a limited resource. Gas is relatively plentiful. Sewage is worst.

Shower technique is to be constantly switching on/off whilst having a good scrub. Shame really because it's a pretty decent shower.

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[derekfaeberwick]

im just wondering if anyone knows how long the shower lasts weve just bought a burstner argos 747 58 plate and am just worried that the shower wont be very long or hot enough any tips or suggestions anyone.as when im at home i spend ages in the shower thanks very much everyoneoh:oh:oh:

If you've got a Truma water heater, my Burstner has, then you've got 12 litres of hot water. Plenty for a decent shower.:thumb:

 

[shell&tell]

Shower on get wet, shower off suds all over inc hairif any, shower on and rinse off suds, enjoy for 20 secs, turn off shower or your gona get cold, dry off.

simple

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[mr bond]

If you've got a Truma water heater, my Burstner has, then you've got 12 litres of hot water. Plenty for a decent shower.:thumb:

no weve got a alde heater

 

[mr bond]

Shower on get wet, shower off suds all over inc hairif any, shower on and rinse off suds, enjoy for 20 secs, turn off shower or your gona get cold, dry off.

simple

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i think ill have one before i go and when i get back

 

[gogocrosby]

You soon learn water conservation measures when you have finite supply and limited disposal facilities. When showering we somtimes collect the water in a bowl rather than to the tank I reckon we use about 3 to 4 litres each

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[errpaul]

Our hot water tank holds 10l which is more than enough for a shower.
Our shower head has a lttle lever on the top, so switch on the taps, set the temp, then use the lever on he shower head so water only comes out when you hold it down. Is that not a standard thing?

 

[marydot]

Shower on get wet, shower off suds all over inc hair if any, shower on and rinse off suds, enjoy for 20 secs, turn off shower or your gona get cold, dry off.

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Exactly how we do it - also use a facecloth, wrung out frequently, to take off most of the water before you use a towel, so the towel gets damp rather than soaking wet. An old Girl Guide water saving tip when washing hair is to pour shampoo into hands, spread it across palms, then apply to dry hair, rubbing well in before rinsing off. It works perfectly well.
However good your shower is, it's not like being at home, but it does the job.