Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Electric Reel: amzn.to/4f3Sama
Quick Connectors: amzn.to/4unm6OU
Garden Hose Elbows: amzn.to/4wMLu22
Hose Reel: amzn.to/4v6ZPoB
Pressure Washer Pro: amzn.to/3RCX0gr
What started as a simple outdoor shower by the pond has officially turned into a full pond-side utility station — outdoor shower, wash station, garden hose supply, power washer setup, electric cord reel, flood lights, security camera, hot and softened water, and eventually even more privacy around the pond area.
In this video, I’m buttoning up a bunch of little projects around the outdoor shower and barn lot: running power, setting up outlets, mounting a retractable electric cord reel, connecting hose reels, adding quick-connect fittings, using softened water for the electric pressure washer, testing the reach of everything, and talking through what still needs to happen with drainage, privacy trees, gates, and the future path through the area.
This is one of those projects that started simple and slowly turned into a full-blown setup — which, honestly, is pretty much how things go around here.
Chapters:
0:00 You can’t park there
0:15 The outdoor shower project got bigger
0:51 Power, data, outlets, lights, and hose reels
1:26 Outdoor shower winterization update
2:26 Using softened water for the pressure washer
3:50 Hot water, cold softened water, and well water lines
4:01 Cleaning up the hose setup under the bridge
5:27 One-year bridge update
6:15 Garden hose quick couplers and O-rings
6:38 Hot water by the pond
7:10 Hose Y-splitter and quick-connect setup
8:15 Mounting the retractable electric cord reel
10:11 Making the pressure washer plug work with the in-use cover
10:58 Testing cord, hose, and pressure washer reach
12:21 Why convenience matters
12:45 New cord reel tracker feature
13:50 Adding the pressure washer cover
14:24 What still needs finished
15:00 Privacy trees, gates, and future pond upgrades
15:42 How this area has changed
16:28 Future path and drainage plans
16:46 Indy 500 check-in
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Electric Reel: amzn.to/4f3Sama
Quick Connectors: amzn.to/4unm6OU
Garden Hose Elbows: amzn.to/4wMLu22
Hose Reel: amzn.to/4v6ZPoB
Pressure Washer Pro: amzn.to/3RCX0gr
What started as a simple outdoor shower by the pond has officially turned into a full pond-side utility station — outdoor shower, wash station, garden hose supply, power washer setup, electric cord reel, flood lights, security camera, hot and softened water, and eventually even more privacy around the pond area.
In this video, I’m buttoning up a bunch of little projects around the outdoor shower and barn lot: running power, setting up outlets, mounting a retractable electric cord reel, connecting hose reels, adding quick-connect fittings, using softened water for the electric pressure washer, testing the reach of everything, and talking through what still needs to happen with drainage, privacy trees, gates, and the future path through the area.
This is one of those projects that started simple and slowly turned into a full-blown setup — which, honestly, is pretty much how things go around here.
Chapters:
0:00 You can’t park there
0:15 The outdoor shower project got bigger
0:51 Power, data, outlets, lights, and hose reels
1:26 Outdoor shower winterization update
2:26 Using softened water for the pressure washer
3:50 Hot water, cold softened water, and well water lines
4:01 Cleaning up the hose setup under the bridge
5:27 One-year bridge update
6:15 Garden hose quick couplers and O-rings
6:38 Hot water by the pond
7:10 Hose Y-splitter and quick-connect setup
8:15 Mounting the retractable electric cord reel
10:11 Making the pressure washer plug work with the in-use cover
10:58 Testing cord, hose, and pressure washer reach
12:21 Why convenience matters
12:45 New cord reel tracker feature
13:50 Adding the pressure washer cover
14:24 What still needs finished
15:00 Privacy trees, gates, and future pond upgrades
15:42 How this area has changed
16:28 Future path and drainage plans
16:46 Indy 500 check-in
Subscribe for more rural property projects, pond upgrades, DIY builds, equipment, tractors, mowers, UTVs, and general overkill from Indy Farm Life.
Visit our Amazon Affiliate Store: amazon.com/shop/indyfarmlife. This storefront provides links to many of the products we use around the farm.
Disclaimer: We participate in affiliate marketing programs and we may receive a small commission for any purchases made through the above links. There is no upcharge to you for this service. We appreciate your support!
