ZODI Outback Gear Fire Coil Water Heater: Outdoors and Sports

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ZODI Outback Gear Fire Coil Water Heater Jan 1st 2013, 21:08 Category: Sports & Outdoors Vendor: Self-contained hot water system for camping Fire coil design uses campfire as heat source 2 stackable water jugs for water and Product Description : : Amazon.comWant a little hot water at your campsite but don't want to haul along a propane canister? Turn to the Zodi Fire Coil, a self-contained hot water system that needs nothing more than a campfire to give you piping hot water for dishes or cleaning up. The cleverly designed Fire Coil is easy to use: just stack the two water jugs (the top filled with water, the bottom empty), connect the Fire Coil to the top jug, and then place the coil in a hot fire. The water will flow down from the elevated jug, through the coil, and into the empty bottom jug. For really hot water, just repeat the sequence. The heating coil, which also works on gas stoves and fire pans, heats water up to 100-plus degrees F--plenty hot for your camping applications. No more washing your hands in freezing water or scrubbing your dishes in the campsite bathroom. About ZodiZodi's first products heated water in only 20 minutes, but that wasn't good enough. The company soon cut it to 10 minutes, but waiting 10 minutes for a shower? Now, Zodi's hot water showers give you hot water anytime, anywhere in less than 10 seconds. Today, the Zodi brand is synonymous with innovation, quality, and performance, and is sold in more than 75 countries. Zodi's systems can even be found on Mt. Everest. In addition to selling on-demand water heaters and showers for the outdoor industry, Zodi makes similar products for military and industrial needs, including lifesaving hot decon showers for soldiers, firefighters, and EMS teams. Zodi is headquartered in Midvale, Utah. Product Description : : Zodi Fire Coil delivers hot water with just a campfire. Just connect Fire Coil between an elevated water jug full of water and an empty water jug below the elevated water jug. Then place coil in campfire. Water flows from elevated jug through the HOT coil and into lower empty water jug. For really hot water just repeat sequence. The Fire Coil is lightweight, compact and great for heating solar showers at night. (Water jugs not included.)

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