Always amazes me how good you review products! Could totally see how handy this would be if I ever went camping. Keep up the good work bro love the content as always.
OMG a camp shower that can be recharged while driving. The are so many uses for our search and rescue group. In the field and at camp. Solves the water pressure issue. Wow, thanks David! 👍. Loved Zoe's cameo!
That is a must have! I agree that this is the perfect product for those remote needs for water. Not too large but enough water to be very useful. Definitely would get the heating rod. Adding this to my Jeep set up.
Just got one and shower craps out at three minutes and center lasts for five and a half after multiple testing. I'm not doubting your test, but mine are consistent with other videos. Overall, the battery is great and the test times are definitely under what the manufacturer suggests.
Definitely a game changer and the heating accessory would be an absolute must for my wife and toddler. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this review.
They have refurbished units on sale for like $100-130. I always surfed with a weed sprayer and it was decent. My buddy was gifted a RinseKit Pro and it’s so sick! We can spray off our boards/foils/gear and ourselves with plenty water left. He said it’s enough for a few people and gear. It’s also very easy to pack more water or refill this wherever you’re at.
David you are an amazing ‘UA-cam video person’… I’m grateful for your honest video. I will wait to buy mine when RinseKit make the improvements, but I agree, good price.
I am building an outdoor shower beside my dock to rinse off after jetsking or our fishing...thsi would be AWESOME...and easy to take down/disconnect in winter...Virginkagets just enough cold to be a pain in December-Feb.
Those are exactly the sorts of use cases that I imagine this for! A portable shower that you can have setup at all times, and then move when you need to. That's sort of how it will be dialed into the van. Setup and ready to rock, then when we want to, just take it with us!
Since it has a battery powered pump, if it had a water filter attachment, I'd love to have on job sites where you have to bring in bottled water, on road trips and in a boat where you are surrounded by water that is not save to drink. It gets closer and closer to a complete solution. Keep on innovating.
Man, if you ever get a chance to upgrade, I can't say enough good things about this unit! Still some cons in there, but for sure on my list of "for sure buys" for anyone getting into adventure!
One of the most through reviews on a portable shower I have seen. Thank you. Very informative, especially letting me know about the hot water adapter they might be releasing. Thanks again.
So dang useful for camping! Stoked you're loving yours Andy. If that one ever dies, you should for sure check out the Pro. Super impressive to be able to just keep filling it up!
Cool product. Im really a fan of the Waterport 3.8. More slim lined, and black so you get warm water by leaving it in the sun for an hour without the heater. Slightly larger tank. Also added Air Compressor feature. The Battery power is super nice feature on the RinseKit but Waterport comes in at $200 at Costco. The convenience of the battery, for a second fill up isn't worth the $100+ when I have a battery powered or car charger air compressor in my ride already personally. Love the video though, portable water is so handy with these kids man lol
@@Rinsekit not sure what you mean? But i usally just take it with me, you know it has a pump in the lid, or I can use a small bicycle pump. ALSO my compressor is battery operated and fits in my pack or in a pocket. Its design being slim lined distributes the water weight better IMO making it easier to carry when full. Not like Im walking around all over the place with 40lbs of water usally anyways, and when empty the Waterport 3.8 is lighter if i was. Only thing weighing me down is that extra $100+ in my wallet.
@@Rinsekit Yeah, it worked as intended. But honestly I never found myself in a situation were I needed to rinse on a refill, were I didnt have my $30 flashlight sized battery air compressor. And thats all you need to pressurize the Waterport 3.8 (or use the attached pump) if you are in a refill situation and dont have access to a faucet. At the Lake, Beach, Camping, Kids Sporting events, Traveling Route 66, Dirt Biking etc, I ALWAYS have the compressor on me for kids inflatables, bike tires, sports equipment, air boats. The Waterport is heated by the sun, holds 3.8 gallons, has a more slimline design (making it easier for my wife to carry when needed.) For the $100+ saving I found having a Battery Compressor that doubles as a flashlight with the waterport fit my needs better then using the Pro so i returned it. Nothing wrong with the Pro, just in my experience, the set up I described above gave me more bang for my buck, and more flexibility for real world use. Loom forward to seeing future updates from RinseKit though as the company makes a VERY good product.
@@Rinsekit I didn’t mean to diss the Rinsekit, my comment was more in general pro having pressurized water at the campsite. I went with the Waterport because I need something that is mounted on my roofrack
Yeah, essentially while you're charging off of portable power, you can be running it as well. But that would mean the waterproof door to the 12V outlet would be open, so maybe not an ideal thing to do. Might be better to charge it up, then take a shower👍
Questions,: Is the battery and/or pump replaceable? What kind of accessories do they make for the Basic unit? Handpump to pressurize unit? Hot water attachments? Etc... I would prefer the manual system over the electronic system.. $150.00 bucks sounds a lot more reasonable.
Great review! I heard the owner say you can add hot water to them. Have you seen in the manual what temp you can put in. Such as, piping hot water from the sink? Then it would sit in the car for a while and cool down by the time you need to use it. I bought the new one, the cube, and I want to know how hot the water can be going in. The cube, at this time, does NOT have an available heating element. You can buy the separate tank but its like another $400 bucks. dont need that.
Your awesome Davis Manning, finally bought this and wondering if you have bought the heater for it and if so how well does it work? Also wondering how long the water will stay warm in it if you fill it with hot water. Thanks for the awesome content, keep up the great work.
Did you get their immersion heating rod yet? It’s 180 to heat up the water. Also, how do you like this after a year of usage? Have you found ways to put heated water into the units for the kid’s warm shower/rinse?
they need to address user serviceability. That in itself is a deal breaker. Only time will tell with the sensor functions etc.. I'm looking for a camping shower which a whole bunch of people can use.
Yes. The website just says it is a 12V lead acid battery which aren't the best. I would want a user replaceable battery so you could then use a small LiFePO for longer battery life & longevity. In the AZ desert heat lead acid batteries don't last long & don't want to but a whole new unit to change the battery.
So for the non camper that I am....now I can become a camper because I can have shower on the go? Is that what you're saying? :) How good is it for rinsing shampoo out of hair (at what setting)? Did you test that? Maybe that should be a wife test since she has long hair. LOL Questions: How durable is that hose nozzle? I drop my regular hose on the ground a lot...it looks like plastic...are there quick connect regular nozzles out there or is it proprietary? Too pad the rinse pro motion sensor doesn't have a shower setting or does it? Looks like it was just the one faucet setting?
I'll absolutely have Morgan test that out, because for me it works great for that, but she has super long hair, so for sure a bit more of a task. As for the durability, it's pretty dang solid of a unit and can be replaced via a quick disconnect. SUPER dope though, is that they sell extras for only $6.95, so I'm going to pickup a couple extras so that I always have a spare in the van in case of droppage🙌
@@DavidManningvlog Oh that's a cheap extra part...then no brainer for sure. Let me know when Morgan tests it out...always good when we can get the family involved! LOL
Little vinegar and you're good to go👍 I've had it a good long time though and haven't needed to clean it yet. I shine a flashlight down in there to see if anything is growing and it's still super clean!
if the internal battery only lasts 3-6 months is a big no no, its nice that you can recharge the internal battery but if it dies altogether for 3-6 months its a no from me, is there a warranty?
No, the battery last about three months on a single charge! The battery itself will last many years. It’s the same type of battery that RVs use for their pump systems. Yeah, that thing will last forever!
Not sure if this has been asked in the comments, but how much pressure (in the jet and full setting) are we talking compared to a traditional garden hose attached to a house? I live in an apartment and mountain bike and would use this to clean my bike off so I could stop going across town to use my buddies hose. Thank you! Great review!
I was going to ask if you had a dog...then you picked up Zoe. So since you are reading my mind . . .Is it strong enough to wash a dog? Not the whole dog but to get her feet and legs clean, maybe her ear tips? If you walked a muddy trail?
How sick would it be if there was a rinsekit ultra, basically a sink with a almost infinit amount of water by capturing the water when you wash your hands and filtering it and reusing it.
I'm not getting a battery smell at all out of mine. Maybe check to make sure that no water is getting under the main top plate. Not sure what would be causing that smell 🤷♂️
I do like the small be a good human. Be a small good human! Lol. Hi zoe! U have tatoo on ur arm? I think this is super cool. Im thinking for food trucks more than adventure. But totally get it. 500 for all the package sounds fair
For the usability of it all, it's perfect! And for a food truck setup, It would be an incredible portable sink! I kind of want to see how that would work out!
Funny -- make your own -- take a 20 gallon tank -- mount it to your top roof rack -- you will have warm water -- plus you don't have to store it inside your van.
Might be for your use case, but I can tell you it's incredible for my use case! With all the different activities that we do, to be able to clean ourselves and our gear off afterwards have been a game changer🙌
This is great for desert camping where there is no water around. So many uses: camping, washing hands, washing dishes, day trips, picnics, washing bikes, so many uses. I use a pressure sprayer but looking at options that don't require pumping.
I hate you. Like seriously. You are wayyy too persuasive in your videos. Like I already bought two expensive things that you made videos about. My gf don't like me spending that kind of money. They are both pretty expensive things, including ofc this RinseKit pro. What I hate even more is that I love both of these things that I bought and they changed my life to much better. Please stop being so good at your vids or I'll be too happy and too broke lol great content 👍 😉
You should also check out the waterport, www.costco.com/waterport-weekender-8-gallon-water-tank.product.100758358.html you can mount this one on the roof of the van/vehicle, so it gets hot from the sun, you pressurize it with an air compressor to the psi you want. No battery is needed.
I've seen the Waterport and it looks to have the same issue. Once you're out of pressure, you need to repressurize the unit somehow. You're either using a hand pump or air compressor. I love the idea of having a portable battery powered pressurizer👍
Just picked one up today at my local Costco for $149!! Great deal they are having this month
$120 today. Should I get it? Camp once a month. Beach once a month too
@@univenpecalipre definitely pick it up!
Just got one from Costco today, Colorado Springs, $99!
Same. Used my sister's CostCo membership haha.
It’s 119.97 now
Always amazes me how good you review products! Could totally see how handy this would be if I ever went camping. Keep up the good work bro love the content as always.
David does make stellar videos!
OMG a camp shower that can be recharged while driving. The are so many uses for our search and rescue group. In the field and at camp. Solves the water pressure issue. Wow, thanks David! 👍. Loved Zoe's cameo!
It's honestly one of those things where I was like, how in the heck has this not been around already! Our van now has running water🙌
Glad you think it's awesome Maria :)
@@Rinsekit Please send me one to review in South Africa. Cheers.
That is a must have! I agree that this is the perfect product for those remote needs for water. Not too large but enough water to be very useful. Definitely would get the heating rod. Adding this to my Jeep set up.
Thanks for the kind words Cory! Which model RinseKit do you have?
Yeah man, this would be the perfect setup for the back of the Jeep! I wish I had this back in my Jeeping days!
@@DavidManningvlog But it also looks good in your van :)
Just got one and shower craps out at three minutes and center lasts for five and a half after multiple testing. I'm not doubting your test, but mine are consistent with other videos. Overall, the battery is great and the test times are definitely under what the manufacturer suggests.
Definitely a game changer and the heating accessory would be an absolute must for my wife and toddler. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this review.
They have refurbished units on sale for like $100-130.
I always surfed with a weed sprayer and it was decent. My buddy was gifted a RinseKit Pro and it’s so sick!
We can spray off our boards/foils/gear and ourselves with plenty water left.
He said it’s enough for a few people and gear. It’s also very easy to pack more water or refill this wherever you’re at.
That’s pretty sweet. That would be perfect for rinsing fishing gear after fishing saltwater!
Salt stood no chance!
@@Rinsekit send me one, I’ll try it out!
@@BeardedBrad92 🤙
David you are an amazing ‘UA-cam video person’… I’m grateful for your honest video. I will wait to buy mine when RinseKit make the improvements, but I agree, good price.
That’s clever! And i know you love clever! 😉
Hahaha! I do love clever🤣
We like clever!
I am building an outdoor shower beside my dock to rinse off after jetsking or our fishing...thsi would be AWESOME...and easy to take down/disconnect in winter...Virginkagets just enough cold to be a pain in December-Feb.
Those are exactly the sorts of use cases that I imagine this for! A portable shower that you can have setup at all times, and then move when you need to. That's sort of how it will be dialed into the van. Setup and ready to rock, then when we want to, just take it with us!
Since it has a battery powered pump, if it had a water filter attachment, I'd love to have on job sites where you have to bring in bottled water, on road trips and in a boat where you are surrounded by water that is not save to drink. It gets closer and closer to a complete solution. Keep on innovating.
That would be a clever addition DeVious!
Wow this thing is amazing!!! Exactly what I'm looking for!
This is good for your van! I went with a shower pump for my truck and just any bucket.
Man, if you ever get a chance to upgrade, I can't say enough good things about this unit! Still some cons in there, but for sure on my list of "for sure buys" for anyone getting into adventure!
One of the most through reviews on a portable shower I have seen. Thank you. Very informative, especially letting me know about the hot water adapter they might be releasing. Thanks again.
Thanks man! Good for my camping adventures 🤩
Just picked one up at Costco for $149. So excited to try it out.
I’ve got the regular rinse kit and it’s amazing!! I agree with the pressure sucking but it is amazing for camping trips!!
So dang useful for camping! Stoked you're loving yours Andy. If that one ever dies, you should for sure check out the Pro. Super impressive to be able to just keep filling it up!
Straight up voltage doesn't tell much.
Ooh- you can get direct replacement quick release heads for that hose from target.
I’m sold.... thanks Dave!
Cool product. Im really a fan of the Waterport 3.8. More slim lined, and black so you get warm water by leaving it in the sun for an hour without the heater. Slightly larger tank. Also added Air Compressor feature. The Battery power is super nice feature on the RinseKit but Waterport comes in at $200 at Costco. The convenience of the battery, for a second fill up isn't worth the $100+ when I have a battery powered or car charger air compressor in my ride already personally. Love the video though, portable water is so handy with these kids man lol
What happens when you can't be near your car?
@@Rinsekit not sure what you mean? But i usally just take it with me, you know it has a pump in the lid, or I can use a small bicycle pump. ALSO my compressor is battery operated and fits in my pack or in a pocket. Its design being slim lined distributes the water weight better IMO making it easier to carry when full. Not like Im walking around all over the place with 40lbs of water usally anyways, and when empty the Waterport 3.8 is lighter if i was. Only thing weighing me down is that extra $100+ in my wallet.
@@lestat964 have you tried our newest product the PRO?
@@Rinsekit Yeah, it worked as intended. But honestly I never found myself in a situation were I needed to rinse on a refill, were I didnt have my $30 flashlight sized battery air compressor. And thats all you need to pressurize the Waterport 3.8 (or use the attached pump) if you are in a refill situation and dont have access to a faucet. At the Lake, Beach, Camping, Kids Sporting events, Traveling Route 66, Dirt Biking etc, I ALWAYS have the compressor on me for kids inflatables, bike tires, sports equipment, air boats. The Waterport is heated by the sun, holds 3.8 gallons, has a more slimline design (making it easier for my wife to carry when needed.) For the $100+ saving I found having a Battery Compressor that doubles as a flashlight with the waterport fit my needs better then using the Pro so i returned it. Nothing wrong with the Pro, just in my experience, the set up I described above gave me more bang for my buck, and more flexibility for real world use. Loom forward to seeing future updates from RinseKit though as the company makes a VERY good product.
I just got the Waterport 3.8, game changer for camping
The 3.8 is completely portable, AND easier to carry IMO with its slim lined design.
@@Rinsekit yes
@@Rinsekit I didn’t mean to diss the Rinsekit, my comment was more in general pro having pressurized water at the campsite. I went with the Waterport because I need something that is mounted on my roofrack
YES! Make the chest logo shirt. Also still waiting for the pull-over version of the hoodie!! Winter is coming, and it gets cold in these parts!
Working on both soon👍
Great review. You sold me. Somebody pay this man.
Didn’t know you had such a hard time with pulling out David. Maybe make a UA-cam video on how to improve that
That's how you end up with two kids Kyle👍
@@DavidManningvlog my folks never had the talk with me so I wasn’t aware of that
Impressive! First order of business though - get an adventure van 😁
haha a RinseKit is a cheaper investment..... but we totally get what your saying lol!
@@Rinsekit 😄 I’m up in the cold Canadian north, far from any sandy beach. The heater add-on would be mandatory! When us that coming out again?
@@SimonSaysCanada very soon :) we will ping you when that happens!
This is going to be huge for #vanlifers.
It already is! :)
This looks dope! I just need a van to go with it now!
Voltage bar is a great idea
What about the RinseKit Pro PAK?
Such a great thing! Can you use portable power to run it or just to charge it? Make sense?
Yeah, essentially while you're charging off of portable power, you can be running it as well. But that would mean the waterproof door to the 12V outlet would be open, so maybe not an ideal thing to do. Might be better to charge it up, then take a shower👍
Thanks!
It’s been a couple of years how are you feeling about the rinsekit? Enjoyed the review thank you.
Thanks! You sealed the deal for me to try it!
You’re gonna be stoked man👍
so rare , but so awesome!! Thank you ! LOL
Questions,: Is the battery and/or pump replaceable? What kind of accessories do they make for the Basic unit? Handpump to pressurize unit? Hot water attachments? Etc... I would prefer the manual system over the electronic system.. $150.00 bucks sounds a lot more reasonable.
Great review! I heard the owner say you can add hot water to them. Have you seen in the manual what temp you can put in. Such as, piping hot water from the sink? Then it would sit in the car for a while and cool down by the time you need to use it. I bought the new one, the cube, and I want to know how hot the water can be going in. The cube, at this time, does NOT have an available heating element. You can buy the separate tank but its like another $400 bucks. dont need that.
They should make the place the water sits in like interchangeable. Like I should be able to set this system into a bucket if that makes sense.
Might be able to use ohms law to calculate the battery in that rig.
Teach me oh wise Geekiest Guy! How do I do that?!
@@DavidManningvlog I will show you the way.
I wanna get this
If you have the use case for it, I can't recommend it enough! I'm so damn impressed by this thing!
Your awesome Davis Manning, finally bought this and wondering if you have bought the heater for it and if so how well does it work? Also wondering how long the water will stay warm in it if you fill it with hot water. Thanks for the awesome content, keep up the great work.
Aw sweet Zoey 😍
I stepped in dog shit at the park today. I can see this being a critical accessory to keep in my jeep. Beats throwing away shoes
Just picked this up from Costco today. $198.
149 yesterday at Costco. Pulled the trigger but have plenty of time to return it should there be an issue…
That’s perfect for the van life! Haha
Indeed it is :)
Did you get their immersion heating rod yet? It’s 180 to heat up the water. Also, how do you like this after a year of usage? Have you found ways to put heated water into the units for the kid’s warm shower/rinse?
they need to address user serviceability. That in itself is a deal breaker. Only time will tell with the sensor functions etc.. I'm looking for a camping shower which a whole bunch of people can use.
Yes. The website just says it is a 12V lead acid battery which aren't the best. I would want a user replaceable battery so you could then use a small LiFePO for longer battery life & longevity. In the AZ desert heat lead acid batteries don't last long & don't want to but a whole new unit to change the battery.
Nice product!
I need this in my life 😁
So for the non camper that I am....now I can become a camper because I can have shower on the go? Is that what you're saying? :) How good is it for rinsing shampoo out of hair (at what setting)? Did you test that? Maybe that should be a wife test since she has long hair. LOL Questions: How durable is that hose nozzle? I drop my regular hose on the ground a lot...it looks like plastic...are there quick connect regular nozzles out there or is it proprietary? Too pad the rinse pro motion sensor doesn't have a shower setting or does it? Looks like it was just the one faucet setting?
I'll absolutely have Morgan test that out, because for me it works great for that, but she has super long hair, so for sure a bit more of a task. As for the durability, it's pretty dang solid of a unit and can be replaced via a quick disconnect. SUPER dope though, is that they sell extras for only $6.95, so I'm going to pickup a couple extras so that I always have a spare in the van in case of droppage🙌
@@DavidManningvlog Oh that's a cheap extra part...then no brainer for sure. Let me know when Morgan tests it out...always good when we can get the family involved! LOL
Really entertaining/helpful review
The battery is a 12V AGM 5Ah. As per the spec sheet on line.
Why is David not more popular 😭 this man needs more credit than he gets
how do you clean the inside reservoir? Eventually bacteria is going to start to grow, and then what
Little vinegar and you're good to go👍 I've had it a good long time though and haven't needed to clean it yet. I shine a flashlight down in there to see if anything is growing and it's still super clean!
if the internal battery only lasts 3-6 months is a big no no, its nice that you can recharge the internal battery but if it dies altogether for 3-6 months its a no from me, is there a warranty?
No, the battery last about three months on a single charge! The battery itself will last many years. It’s the same type of battery that RVs use for their pump systems. Yeah, that thing will last forever!
Not sure if this has been asked in the comments, but how much pressure (in the jet and full setting) are we talking compared to a traditional garden hose attached to a house? I live in an apartment and mountain bike and would use this to clean my bike off so I could stop going across town to use my buddies hose. Thank you! Great review!
Hi Dave 🙋
Hi Abhijeet!👋
We want long sleeves! We want long sleeves!!! … maybe it’s only me lol
I’m gonna see if this will wash out AC and refrigeration unit coils where there is no water on the roof.
Id get that shirt
Dope!
It would be nice if you could bypass the battery and run it from another 12v power source in case the main battery goes bad.
Bought mine today $170 at Costco today.
I was going to ask if you had a dog...then you picked up Zoe. So since you are reading my mind . . .Is it strong enough to wash a dog?
Not the whole dog but to get her feet and legs clean, maybe her ear tips? If you walked a muddy trail?
How sick would it be if there was a rinsekit ultra, basically a sink with a almost infinit amount of water by capturing the water when you wash your hands and filtering it and reusing it.
hmmmm.... that would be pretty EPIC!
@@Rinsekit holy shit rinsekit themselves replied no way 😲
@@Rinsekit i literally wanted to say like: and it's good for the environment.. etc and then I realized it was rinsekit themselves
@@JordyDevrixOfficial 🤙
How has this held up?
I have 3 friend's of mine that bought this and returned it, not kowing how much battery you have is a deal breaker.
I picked one up on sale last week with the Auto nozzle included. Is it normal to smell that battery smell while and after it changes?
I'm not getting a battery smell at all out of mine. Maybe check to make sure that no water is getting under the main top plate. Not sure what would be causing that smell 🤷♂️
I do like the small be a good human. Be a small good human! Lol. Hi zoe! U have tatoo on ur arm? I think this is super cool. Im thinking for food trucks more than adventure. But totally get it. 500 for all the package sounds fair
For the usability of it all, it's perfect! And for a food truck setup, It would be an incredible portable sink! I kind of want to see how that would work out!
Rinse kit pro or water port ?
Cool…
awesome video. When the heating rod comes out, will you be able to plug the heater into the 12v outlet on the unit itself?
Very unlikely as that will take much more power. I say this knowing draws from other drop in heaters & the heated geyser system as an example.
Hey
Aw man! My hose got hosed!
Could you Rinsekit pro be used while charging?
The heating immersion rod has released and is 200 dollars. I think that is VERY pricey. Do you think it's worth it?
Takes something like 30-90 minutes plugged into 12v vehicle outlet to get rail 12 or 15 degrees every 30 mins. 😢
Can you put warm water in it
YES! That's what I've been doing with it. In San Diego, the water is about 60 degrees F, so having a warm shower after a surf is incredible!
Funny -- Love Truck Stops -- all over America -- you can shower -- plus have lunch. Why waste the money - on getting only 2 gallons of water?
Where is it made?
Chest logo shirt
A portable toilet would be a better devise. True
3.5 gal is not enough, we need at least 5 gal, heated
3.5 gal is perfect. When you live camp in the desert & have to pack in all your water you learn how to conserve. Easily enough for a desert shower.
Love the video! Fits perfect in your van :).
Thanks David!
-RinseKit Team
11:50 sounds a lot like my wife describing our sex life.
🤣🤣🤣Holy heck! I'm crying laughing right now!!!!
Funny -- make your own -- take a 20 gallon tank -- mount it to your top roof rack -- you will have warm water -- plus you don't have to store it inside your van.
Funny -- you have 222,000 subscriber -- I have under 100 -- how is that possible? Good question?
You never mentioned why your parents should have one 🤔
More plastic for the land fill
Most likely too expensive, or you can jump back into the water and then rise off. Not a product I would purchase. A waste of money!
Might be for your use case, but I can tell you it's incredible for my use case! With all the different activities that we do, to be able to clean ourselves and our gear off afterwards have been a game changer🙌
This is great for desert camping where there is no water around. So many uses: camping, washing hands, washing dishes, day trips, picnics, washing bikes, so many uses. I use a pressure sprayer but looking at options that don't require pumping.
I hate you. Like seriously. You are wayyy too persuasive in your videos. Like I already bought two expensive things that you made videos about. My gf don't like me spending that kind of money. They are both pretty expensive things, including ofc this RinseKit pro. What I hate even more is that I love both of these things that I bought and they changed my life to much better. Please stop being so good at your vids or I'll be too happy and too broke lol great content 👍 😉
First!
I received mine and its very gross and cheap assembled, the batteries don’t last,, NO for 300$,, don’t buy
Care to elaborate on the “very gross and cheap assembled” part?
Please stop charging me $10 a month -- I asked you to cancel it many months ago -- OK
What are you being charged for Michael?
@@DavidManningvlog -the $10 monthly fee -- for VIP -- I want to cancel it -- Thanks
Over 300 plus dollars????!!?? do better.... Not Worth it ...IMO
Buy a cheap RV and all problems solved.
Lol "sucka!"
WTF?
Care to elaborate? WTF this is so awesome? WTF I want to buy one? What were you going for there?
Battery Specs
BT-12M5.0AC
12v 5.0Ah/20HR Sealed lead acid
Fujian Minhua Power Source Co., LTD
You should also check out the waterport, www.costco.com/waterport-weekender-8-gallon-water-tank.product.100758358.html
you can mount this one on the roof of the van/vehicle, so it gets hot from the sun, you pressurize it with an air compressor to the psi you want.
No battery is needed.
I've seen the Waterport and it looks to have the same issue. Once you're out of pressure, you need to repressurize the unit somehow. You're either using a hand pump or air compressor. I love the idea of having a portable battery powered pressurizer👍