Flexible shower hose

A really good Stainless Steel flexible one like This One cant beat the price,works really well.

handye9 wrote:
Here's a link to a stainless steel hose, available at HD. You may also find them at Lowes, Menards, or local hardware stores. They are more expensive than the plastic hoses, but, much more flexible.

This is the best ever..I have 2 of them, well worth the money

Get a real stainless steel shower hose at any home center; very flexible.

Why not just put an adapter on the end of the faucet so you can use a garden hose. Another adapter on the shower head to fit the male hose end and you're done. Make it as long or short as you desire....Dennis

Thank you for the great options. I need to check the shelves in our barn but I may already have the ss web 1/2" plumping hose. I find that I use the outside shower mainly to clean the fishing boots and waders and dogs so it need not be fancy, just easy to coil back into the box. Now just waiting out the winter until I can go out again.

Executive wrote:
I'm trying to get a visual of you showering OUTSIDE in New Jersey in January...:E....Dennis

I don't think that you would want to actually visualize....But New Jersey is no problem since I am from Wisconsin.

Here's a link to a stainless steel hose, available at HD. You may also find them at Lowes, Menards, or local hardware stores. They are more expensive than the plastic hoses, but, much more flexible.

You can go to any Lowes or Home Depot and go to the plumbing section and get a flexible hose used under your sink. they come in white and aluminum color. Get the one with 1/2 inch threads on both ends, and you can use those to replace the hose on your shower. Much cheaper and works just as well. They come in different lengths and if you need longer, get a PVC section threaded on both ends to join them together, and you can make it as long as you want.

I did this with my outside shower on my last camper.

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I think I bought ours at Walmart. It's never below 65 degrees when we use it, however. Running hot water thru it should free it up.

Try this one. VERY flexible, but I've never tried ours in below freezIng temperatures.
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