Quicksand Fans

Hi there

I just saw this on facebook and realized that this might be the best for whoever sinks in mud or quicksand with NO place to clean up or rinse off, here is this gaget which will do the best job. Please check this out!!!!


https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ri ... ry_popular


Best to get a couple of kits for most of you.


Have a good day!!!!

We actually put something like this together for remote locations in the US and Canada.

It worked pretty well, all things considered. It's not hard to do. In our case, it involved pumping water from available sources to where is could be effective as cleanup.

I would consider this product if there is a facility for using water beyond it's own storage capacity.

I'll be damned. This seems pretty handy, I might back it.

dlodoski wrote:We actually put something like this together for remote locations in the US and Canada.

It worked pretty well, all things considered. It's not hard to do. In our case, it involved pumping water from available sources to where is could be effective as cleanup.

I would consider this product if there is a facility for using water beyond it's own storage capacity.

In that case, maybe ordering a couple of products, maybe more in order to do that if there is really no sources of water around and that pit is really good to sink in.

mrcactus747 wrote:

dlodoski wrote:We actually put something like this together for remote locations in the US and Canada.

It worked pretty well, all things considered. It's not hard to do. In our case, it involved pumping water from available sources to where is could be effective as cleanup.

I would consider this product if there is a facility for using water beyond it's own storage capacity.

In that case, maybe ordering a couple of products, maybe more in order to do that if there is really no sources of water around and that pit is really good to sink in.

It's interesting to note that virtually all of the 'use' examples are quick, small spray off jobs. Even five of those things wouldn't have the capacity to clean of a gal when she is filthy head to toe with clay.

Someone like me would be much better off with a custom rig consisting of water containers and a 12V pump and a spray nozzle, hoses etc. We have actually gone out with 50 gallons of hot water taken from a hotel room shower.

dlodoski wrote:

mrcactus747 wrote:

dlodoski wrote:We actually put something like this together for remote locations in the US and Canada.

It worked pretty well, all things considered. It's not hard to do. In our case, it involved pumping water from available sources to where is could be effective as cleanup.

I would consider this product if there is a facility for using water beyond it's own storage capacity.

In that case, maybe ordering a couple of products, maybe more in order to do that if there is really no sources of water around and that pit is really good to sink in.

It's interesting to note that virtually all of the 'use' examples are quick, small spray off jobs. Even five of those things wouldn't have the capacity to clean of a gal when she is filthy head to toe with clay.

Someone like me would be much better off with a custom rig consisting of water containers and a 12V pump and a spray nozzle, hoses etc. We have actually gone out with 50 gallons of hot water taken from a hotel room shower.

How can u take 50 gallons of water out from a motel shower???? 55 gallons of that water would be nice connected to a pump and hose I wish we could find empty non-toxic 55 gallons drum for lot cheap and use it. eh

good morning brand new 55 gallon drums are not that expensive a cheaper and easier way that I have used at work is a trash can with a 40 gallon plastic bag inside
the thing you need to consider is the weight it will be over 600 lbs
thank you
efs1845

efs1845 wrote:good morning brand new 55 gallon drums are not that expensive a cheaper and easier way that I have used at work is a trash can with a 40 gallon plastic bag inside
the thing you need to consider is the weight it will be over 600 lbs
thank you
efs1845

Nice idea about that, but how can we carry it around to a pit that do not have water nearby to clean up or whatever. Maybe some shuttling will have to be done to get more water from the truck that has drum on it.

mrcactus747 wrote:

dlodoski wrote:

mrcactus747 wrote:

dlodoski wrote:We actually put something like this together for remote locations in the US and Canada.

It worked pretty well, all things considered. It's not hard to do. In our case, it involved pumping water from available sources to where is could be effective as cleanup.

I would consider this product if there is a facility for using water beyond it's own storage capacity.

In that case, maybe ordering a couple of products, maybe more in order to do that if there is really no sources of water around and that pit is really good to sink in.

It's interesting to note that virtually all of the 'use' examples are quick, small spray off jobs. Even five of those things wouldn't have the capacity to clean of a gal when she is filthy head to toe with clay.

Someone like me would be much better off with a custom rig consisting of water containers and a 12V pump and a spray nozzle, hoses etc. We have actually gone out with 50 gallons of hot water taken from a hotel room shower.

How can u take 50 gallons of water out from a motel shower????

Seven gallons at a time.