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Paha Que Tepee Portable Outhouse
October 6, 2005
Five minutes to put up is what is says on the packaged instructions, hah!! Unless it is pretty cold, you will work up a sweat assembling this one. I have 6 tents and shelters and this one is such a b*^#h, I took it back. Why the heck they put the poles on the inside, I don't know. You practically have to crawl into it to assemble it (sweating now); and then you have to bow the poles about a foot out to get them in their grommets (I need some shade and a cold shower). Save your money on this and get something that is not such a Rube Goldberg contraption. It has a lot of nice features and is made of very substantial material, but the design needs to be rethought.
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You will NEED a shower
Paha Que Tepee Portable Outhouse
October 6, 2005
Five minutes to put up is what is says on the packaged instructions, hah!! Unless it is pretty cold, you will work up a sweat assembling this one. I have 6 tents and shelters and this one is such a b*^#h, I took it back. Why the heck they put the poles on the inside, I don't know. You practically have to crawl into it to assemble it (sweating now); and then you have to bow the poles about a foot out to get them in their grommets (I need some shade and a cold shower). Save your money on this and get something that is not such a Rube Goldberg contraption. It has a lot of nice features and is made of very substantial material, but the design needs to be rethought.
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