Is the RinseKit HyperHeater worth the money??

[@hefnhef1]

Hmmm, I don't know. If I'm camping, I'd already have a propane stove that I can use to heat the water then add to the Rinsekit. Or even better, use an MSR Reactor that heats water quickly and efficiently for the Rinsekit. And using either means I don't need to buy another expensive piece of equipment or take up valuable space storing it. The Hyperheater seems overkill and unnecessary to me. Just another toy to have, that I don't really need.

[@tomtripptree5079]

After heating up the water. How long would it stay warm in the cube before using it

[@AlexHatlevig]

Quite a while! Not for hours and I don't have an exact time, but I'm sure it will stay warm for quite some time. The cube sorta of keeps the water insulated

[@danoesq2]

Just got one and there's a square black taped area on the back of the unit. I'm guessing those are drainage holes?

[@mehdiabderrahmane2439]

Thanks for this interesting video Alex! 👍🏼 I don’t want to buy a rinsekit shower but the heater from them to heat very little bathtub (100 litres) for kids. I know it s not made for that but you think that it can work?

[@AlexHatlevig]

You're welcome! I honestly don't know if that will work. I'm pretty sure the HyperHeater is designed exclusively for Rinse Kit products

[@pierelenigus8598]

neat product, not for me, but still neat.