No (Plumbing) Hand wash Station!

Shop Hand Wash Station! (No Plumbing) Practical Solution to have running water in a no plumbing situation.. Preppers and or shop dwellers. items to consider in the links below

[vealhead]

Hi Elvis. You sent me some. Of the new powder coat. And a card. But. What is the temperature 385 ? 315? Thanks

[tomlagatol]

It’s a good idea when working with lead/ casting Bullets etc. to keep hands clean. Interesting thoughts for those without running water.

[francored]

Elvis, you are a volcano of ideas, congratulations

[earlnorred]

Great ideas. The last valve is the winner.

[jimdunkle]

Good idea. My wife bought a camp-chef hot pot to put on the wood stove to heat water if the power go off. You know every one calls it prepping NOW!!! growing up we called it getting ready for winter!!!!

[theElderberryFarmer]

Elvis, you have surely shown great imagination in the use of mortar tubs - from a fan cover to a shop sink! Nicely done, sir.

[tommygunjonney]

I'm definitely gonna build one of these. I'm a tradesman and an on the road sink is a definite win.

[joshuakim]

How is this chanel not getting millions of views. This gentleman here is a weath of knowledge! Youtube treet the world to some real stuff!

[dalesince]

EARRL for the win! The mortar tub is a fantastic idea for a sink. Thanks Elvis. From the beach.

[Rusty_ok]

This is a great video with great ideas. I use a 16 oz soda bottle with a small hole drilled in the top. Squirt hand cleaner on my hands rub it around and with the bottle under my arm I squeeze it enough to squirt water on my hands. I can wash my hands 2-3 times with one 16 oz bottle of water.

[jamiegodfather]

I recently started carrying cat litter jugs cleaned out with fresh water in my truck and now when we go to the shooting range me and my sons always wash our hands after shooting and picking up brass, I like your bucket and spout system better so thanks for the idea!!!!

[TartanJack]

Pretty clever. Plumbing meets Ammo Making!

[Thorsaxe]

Idk how many times we go out in the great outdoors and just rough it, the first thing we realize when we come home is the convenience of running water and just now nice it is. Nice video Elvis. -Dave

[reinabachata]

That's so awesome!! You have great timing with this bc I've been trying to figure out a solution for the coating shop without running plumbing out there lol! Thank you so much for the great idea!!! This is a huge help!

[graywolf]

Great ideals, I use a stainless sink I got at a flea market for $5.00 and a bucket . I like the last spigots too. Great video keep them coming.

[nickjmfordel]

Great idea and very simple. Necessity, the mother of invention !
Great stuff and very clever :-))

[kevind]

I run the drip from my AC unit into the bucket ( I use a trash can ) and a small overflow tube into the sink. I find it’s enough water for me and it’s just there. It also means I can take a full 5 gallon bucket of brass and just lower it into the trash can to rinse it off, then the continual flow cleans that water.

[charlesirby]

This smart’ellic yells out to me when I was leaving the rest room the other day… “Hey bub … didn’t yo’Momma teach you to wash your hands after going to the bathroom?”
I said… “NOPE! She taught me not to pee on my fingers!”

[ChrisBrown-lmoi]

Reuse a laundry detergent jug with the spout

[ghostshadow]

Mine was a bit fancier, had a 12 volt RV water pump, under sink on demand hot water heater and a lowes utility sink so had hot & cold running water.