$.50=3 minutes or how to stay clean on the road

Just a little reflection in this blog--
On our trip through Oregon, we were pleased to have good hook-ups i.e. water, power, and sewer connections. The washrooms have been very decent and had public showers that were clean. And that was in the state parks! KOA Kampgrounds have great washrooms and you can take a long hot shower. When we got to Seaquest State Park outside of Mt. St. Helens in Washington we had showers where you had to insert tokens into a coin box to get hot water for your shower. So I got 4 tokens for $2.00. Now, my hair is almost down to my waist. Could I actually wash and rinse my hair plus other showering duties in 12 minutes? I found out I actually can, and with time to spare. Though I didn't waste the hot water.
It's a different experience in the National Parks. Sorry, no hook-ups or public showers. So we're on our own. We have a sunshower, which heats water up by placing a water-filled pouch in the sun until it is warm, then hang it in a tree and shower with the spigot. (with swimsuits of course)
Or, you swim in a lake. Or, you take a quick shower in the RV. I wash my hair the old-fashioned way, in a tub and air-dry. Ah, the good life in camp.
Til next time,
Happy trails.
L & K