YITAHOME Portable Sink Camping Hand Washing Station with 17L
YITAHOME Portable Sink Camping Hand Washing Station with 17L Wash Basin Stand, Rolling Wheels, Soap Dispenser, Towel Holder, for Outdoor, Travel, Boat, Gather, Garden, Worksite
What is the size about it?
It’s 34*26*67 cm.
Is the portable wash basin heavy?
No. It’s 8.82 lbs.
How stable is it?
It can provide good stability after water injection at the bottom and is not easy to dump.
How about water storage?
The portable camping sink can contain 17 L (4.5 gallon) fresh water.
Is it easy to assemble?
Yes, our products contain instructions, which you can refer to.
| Dimensions: | 33.99 x 25.98 x 66.98 cm; 4.13 Kilograms |
| Brand: | YITAHOME |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | YITAHOME |
| Dimensions: | 33.99 x 25.98 x 66.98 cm; 4.13 Kilograms |
I had some issues with the first unit and they took care of me right away. Timely customer service is very few and far between so when a vendor takes care, I want to make sure they get recognized for it. This unit takes up a lot of room but is a great and easy solution for someone like me who needed a sink in my van.
Must apply HEAT while attaching sink basin to legs.
The plastic is so hard the knobby joints can’t go in the socket to attach the sink to the legs. Also they failed to include a piece they show in the list of items supposed to be assembled to form the sink. One can lube it up as much as we want but no one in my family of 3 can force it down enough to pop it into the socket. Great quality great design in theory. Lousy socket joint connection for sink to legs. Useless if you can’t attach the legs to the sink basin.
**update**
Heat does work to attach the sink. It’s a great product if you have a hair dryer and several people pushing down on sink basin while blowing hot air into the socket joint area.
Okay..let's talk about putting this thing together. Looks so easy on the video but I guess editing it key there. Directions are a bust when it come to putting on the sink. Yea you need to oil it and then have 3 people to help you hold it and press it on. My suggestion is put one leg into the sink before screwing it and don't forget to pay attention that the soap dispenser does not go on the pedal side. You will regret that if you don't pay attention. But as I was saying be sure to put one leg on the sink first. Have someone hold the sink base face down while you push with all you got to get the thing to snap in. Then screw it on 90% of the way and put the other leg in the base the complete previous leg screw in. Ok now you got to snap second leg in and this is a pain. It took 2 people hold the base and pulling down on the short side while the 3rd person stood up and pushed down. (We managed to screw up 2x with putting the soap on the wrong side) but said Directions I just gave you gets easier each time. Not to mention they don't tell you what to do with the clamp but we came to figure out that if you put said clamp on bottom of sink nozzle the nozzle is more fixed to the sink but not too tight because then no water flow. Overall when completed you got a sink as pictured above.
Okay..let’s talk about putting this thing together. Looks so easy on the video but I guess editing it key there. Directions are a bust when it come to putting on the sink. Yea you need to oil it and then have 3 people to help you hold it and press it on. My suggestion is put one leg into the sink before screwing it and don’t forget to pay attention that the soap dispenser does not go on the pedal side. You will regret that if you don’t pay attention. But as I was saying be sure to put one leg on the sink first. Have someone hold the sink base face down while you push with all you got to get the thing to snap in. Then screw it on 90% of the way and put the other leg in the base the complete previous leg screw in. Ok now you got to snap second leg in and this is a pain. It took 2 people hold the base and pulling down on the short side while the 3rd person stood up and pushed down. (We managed to screw up 2x with putting the soap on the wrong side) but said Directions I just gave you gets easier each time. Not to mention they don’t tell you what to do with the clamp but we came to figure out that if you put said clamp on bottom of sink nozzle the nozzle is more fixed to the sink but not too tight because then no water flow. Overall when completed you got a sink as pictured above.
Use Paint Strip Heating Gun or other heat source to assemble
Worked well for my camping party
My husband and I got married in the Catholic Church on our 20 year legal wedding date and had 18 campers and 35 other guest on a property we own. The hand-washing station worked really well. Do not fear assembly. You just need to heat up the molded indentations on the washing station top to make it easier to push to top onto the pillars. We used a paint strip heating gun to do that. It worked like a charm.
Brilliant idea, works very well
I have used this in a couple of camping trips now and it’s really good to have. So useful for rinsing my dishes and washing my hands in.
The instructions are very clear and really easy to understand, making it easy to build the sink and then dismantle it again for storage. It definitely holds a good amount of water, it lasted my entire trip with water left in and that was 4 days of using.
Even though I think the filter is a good idea, it’s also a big downfall of this sink. I ended up having to cut the filter mesh out as I couldn’t get it out of the drain hole, it got blocked with bits and therefor wouldn’t drain so it had to be cut out just to work properly.
The foot pump on the bottom works great, the tap is perfect too no issues with the water working and pumping through.
Versatile!
I got this portable sink when we’re having our kitchen renovated and was left without a dishwasher or sink for several days, the sink comes with a hand pump that provides a steady stream of water for washing hands, dishes, and other items. It also features a removable wastewater tank that can be easily emptied and cleaned. The sink is easy to assemble, with no tools required, and can be set up in just a few minutes.
Once our kitchen is finished I will be taking it on camping trips as it’s really lightweight and versatile! Highly recommend!
Great for camping or outdoor use
This portable sink does need a little assembly but it’s simple to put together and can easily be taken apart for storage purposes when not in use. You just need to ensure the tubes are pushed together securely for the soap dispenser.
This is much sturdier than I expected It to be . It would be perfect for camping or outdoor use. I ordered this to use in the garden. We have an outside bar and BBQ area but this is great for having running water to wash your hands and clean glasses without having to go inside.
Excellent on the whole. Soap dispenser straw needs altering to be tighter fit though
This is excellent but note that the soap dispenser straw can fall off the pump and be lost in the soap reservoir and is irretrievable. I can’t have secured it firmly enough when I moved it after I built it. But still. It did come with a spare which I have misplaced.
But all in all it is excellent. Really simple and quick to put together. And can be taken apart quickly for storage.
It’s built to a very high standard. The pump works really well. Slow press on it with your foot for it to flow smoothly.
The plastic construction looks like it will withstand hot weather and UV.
It’s easy to move around with convenient handles.
The water capacity is great.
My reason for having this sink is a permanent outdoor sink near my chicken enclosure I use to wash my hands and clean up the eggs. It will be open to the elements permanently. If I become disappointed in this I’ll update this review. So the longer it stands from the submission date, the longer it has worked well and impressed me.
I run a campground on my property and I needed some form of running water in my barn, this fits the bill perfectly. This summer will be the true test of how well-made it is, because so many people will be using it. It can be challenging to put together you need a big strong Person to help you so far so good
I run a campground on my property and I needed some form of running water in my barn, this fits the bill perfectly. This summer will be the true test of how well-made it is, because so many people will be using it. It can be challenging to put together you need a big strong Person to help you so far so good
We purchased this portable sink for our enclosed trailer that we camp in. It was easy to set up,light weight, very portable, and served our purposes perfectly. I love the large sink basin to and can easily wash my hands and face, brush my teeth, and even wash dishes camping! The foot pump works great and requires very little pressure. Water pressure is good for a portable sink. Love the soap dispenser which holds 1 liter of soap. Highly recommend this sink for campers that dont have RVs or bathroom packages on their enclosed trailers and want the convenience of a sink close by.