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Created by Aramathorn Aramathorn  > 9 months ago, 12 May 2016
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Aramathorn
Aramathorn

VIC

117 posts

12 May 2016 10:46am
Apologies if this topic has been covered already...if it has maybe someone can let me know. :)

Does any one have a setup that they use to rinse sand off their boards/wetties/feet before heading home? I have been looking for a suitable option, which initially started out as something to rinse the sand off my children's feet before getting in the car and has now progressed to wanting to rinse the sand off my boards before loading them up.

A few months ago, I purchased a Rinsekit but had a very bad experience with it. The idea was great and the actual product certainly looked the business. It was tough looking and looked like it was made of quality equipment. Unfortunately, mine leaked due to a shredded rubber ring. Once that was fixed, I found the setting that I used most only gave me a maximum of 30 seconds of decent pressure. After the 30 seconds, the pressure dropped off to a slow stream and lasted about another minute at most.

So, that experience aside, I'm now thinking that something that can be re pressurized would be the best option. From the moderate research that I have done, it seems that most products are home made.

Open for some feedback.
DARTH
DARTH

WA

3028 posts

12 May 2016 9:06am
I keep a weed sprayer with water in it, the 1lt pump up ones from bunnings. Works well
dusta
dusta

WA

2940 posts

12 May 2016 9:35am
just carry a 20l jerry can and tip over stuff ?


Aramathorn
Aramathorn

VIC

117 posts

12 May 2016 11:37am
Thanks Darth, will have a look at the Bunnings range of sprayers.
Aramathorn
Aramathorn

VIC

117 posts

12 May 2016 11:47am
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dusta said..
just carry a 20l jerry can and tip over stuff ?




haha, that is a possibility! Once upon a time I used a 2 litre plastic OJ bottle. Something with a sprayer is what I'm look for though. Picky, I know.
Gorgo
Gorgo

VIC

5108 posts

12 May 2016 11:54am
I use a 5l bottle from Bunnings. It weighs and cost not much and the relatively small neck size means the water doesn't come out in a rush.

I fill it with hot water and wrap it with a towel. At the end of a session I have warm water to wash down with and a warm towel to dry off with.

I tried a sprayer for a while. It was a pain to mess around with fittings and all the rest. Keep it simple.
DARTH
DARTH

WA

3028 posts

12 May 2016 3:31pm
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Aramathorn said..
Thanks Darth, will have a look at the Bunnings range of sprayers.


I use a 1lt because Im by myself but you can get 10lt ones.
Buster fin
Buster fin

WA

2597 posts

12 May 2016 4:04pm
There is a ripper product ex USA, but because it contains a battery, it is either unavailable for delivery to Aus or is ridiculously expensive. If anyone has a reasonable way around the expense, grab one for me, please.
I'm sure surf shops would be able to sell them hand over fist. Just remember where you heard it!
Ivation.
gavnwend
gavnwend

WA

1373 posts

12 May 2016 4:51pm
I use a plastic bucket fill it up throw it over the board sail boom mast.a couple of trips to the tap.works well.
vammy
vammy

QLD

3 posts

12 May 2016 6:53pm
leave a bottle on dashboard in sun, or pre heat it on the way with demister. These look like a better way of dispensing:

www.bottleshower.com/
Mastbender
Mastbender

1972 posts

13 May 2016 1:18am
I rinse everything off in the ocean before to goes into the van.
If I missed a spot, I just pour any left over beer on it, but there is rarely any left over beer, so some sand can make it home.
Cassa
Cassa

WA

1305 posts

13 May 2016 6:10am
I have a 40 ltr plastic drum with a 12v water pump with 3mtrs of garden hose attatched , works a treat , dog love it as well.
Could attatch a shower head to it I supose .
Shifu
Shifu

QLD

1994 posts

13 May 2016 8:26am
Hang on! Warm water?!! Bottles left in the sun? !!

Glad I don't live in Vic...
Aramathorn
Aramathorn

VIC

117 posts

18 May 2016 1:04pm
Thanks everyone for your comments. Have been looking into a few of them. I really like the idea of the Car Cube, but doesn't seem to be on the market anymore.

I'll comb the aisles of Bunning's again and perhaps Autobarn for a solution.
Aramathorn
Aramathorn

VIC

117 posts

18 May 2016 2:07pm
Just found this through Google:

www.hydrocellwasher.com.au/

looks pretty nice if one can afford the cost!
jeff2
jeff2

WA

221 posts

18 May 2016 12:47pm
BCF 12 volt shower , plug into cigarette lighter socket and pump into 20ltr water container.

jeff2
jeff2

WA

221 posts

18 May 2016 12:49pm
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sick_em_rex
sick_em_rex

NSW

1600 posts

18 May 2016 4:06pm
if it's just sand you want to remove then grab yourself the broom part of a dustpan and broom set. Most of the time the sand is dry on you so it comes off really easily with a bit of a brush. Works a treat for in between toes too.
Otherwise a bucket and fill it with water!!
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