I bought two of these after seeing it on some fund me "5 coolest camp gadgets" video after a long search on the internet for Christmas gift ideas. Gave them each to active, elderly couples. One lives on a ranch and always works with equipment, tools, etc. I figured to rinse equip, hands, boots while out in the barn. The other recipients live in town, but keep up a large property with rentals and constantly do yard/garden work. Dragging a long hose from several spickets and walking to turn on/off while watering plants seemed impractical. The garden folks pushed it on me when I was visiting on my way to go camping one day, still in the package. They said it was a waste, it being so nice but not being used. I amounted this to them fearing it was difficult and technical to use, but there is not much to it. So I took the unused Christmas present in March to a beach campground with my dog. I liked it so much, I decided not to give them a tutorial on how easy it is and gladly kept it.I keep it in my truck bed tool box,I use it nearly every day for: dirt/mud/dog crap off boots before getting in the truckwhen or even rinse and leave outside the house so I don't have to walk back from the spicket in dirt or socks, rinsing off rubber floor mats in car, clean hands before I get in truck, rinsing garden/dirt tools/buckets to store or transport, my feet/dog/gear after a hike or beach walk(avoiding sand in truck and traumatizing my little dog in a violent beach foot-shower by using mist setting), mist setting just propped up in front yard on a hot day for quick cool down, filling dog or cat's bowl without carrying bunch of water bottles or detaching hose to avoid thatHose taste/smell, blast cob webs or grime off any outdoor project, send a stream across a 20 ft yard to barking dog for some quiet, rinsing porch or sidewalk, washing dishes/equipment when camping, maybe some day for an emergency like heat exhaustion or a small accidental fire? It's great anytime you usually would drag a hose, container with no pressure, or where water simply isn't available.Last week, no lie I got off the 680 freeway in Northern​ California before a toll bridge to grab some cash. I saw a guy broke down. On my way back he wasn't there, I was gonna stop and ask if he needed tools or help. He had made it on the toll bridge halfway across, ironically in the rain, with an overheating car. He had just bought it privately, was halfway home with a bad radiator. I'm not saying I fixed his car. But he was in the middle of a couple mile long bridge, out of extra water with a steaming car. I was able to give him a gallon and a half in the blink of an eye to at least limp to a fuel station for free water and shelter. Bam.This thing is awesome, it has come in handy daily, and saved the day a several times. It takes two minutes to fill, has different pressure settings for animals or tough dirt, it's relatively light (water weighs 7lbs/gal), doubles as a seat camping or at beach, has great pressure, and if you wanted you could even change the spray nozzle but you'd probably run out faster, or keep nozzle off if you need to fill a bucket with a convenient quick-coupler design. The only downsides are that it's pretty much impossible to use all water without tipping or unscrewing drain cap (Science), and without drilling a hole there is no way to lock lid closed or secure it from being stolen. The lid hinges slide apart. Rinse kit, this is your que. 100% real and stoked testimonial.