Water Filtration

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fernendo

Water Filtration

Post by fernendo »

Hi my only current means to create safe drinking water is emergency water purification tablets. I'd considering getting a water filter as well. This British Berkefled is only £96.76 what do you guys think?

http://www.greenshop.co.uk/doulton-brit ... -5302.html
preppingsu

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Post by preppingsu »

I don't have one (yet) but believe them to be very good.

Water purification has been discussed many time, have a mooch around...

viewtopic.php?f=43&t=5831&p=73419&hilit ... ion#p73419

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5953&p=66592&hilit ... ion#p66592


viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5546&p=62364&hilit ... ion#p62364

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=5495&p=61801&hilit ... ion#p61801

Hope that helps :D
Balian

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Post by Balian »

I have a Berkey, paid a bit more than that for it and all I can say is they are excellent.

I won't drink water out of anything else.

Money well spent if you ask me ;)
cedders73

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Just bought a Lifesaver 4000 bottle, been reading on the net that they are the safest system so far with the smallest filter size for every bacteria and other contaminants , got a good deal off E-Bay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 1083698612

Any off you have one or have feedback on them?
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cedders73 wrote:Just bought a Lifesaver 4000 bottle, been reading on the net that they are the safest system so far with the smallest filter size for every bacteria and other contaminants , got a good deal off E-Bay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 1083698612

Any off you have one or have feedback on them?
The main cartridge lasts for 4,000 litres the small one for 250 litres.

Spares here:

http://www.silvermans.co.uk/ProductDeta ... fault.aspx


If you use the filter at all, keep it filled with water - I used to clean mine out on return then top it up with tap water to store.

I have a couple unused as spare in my shed.

They do have a shelf life, but better than nothing if the brown stuff srtrikes the oscillating blades :mrgreen:
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TorNicho

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Post by TorNicho »

http://sawyereurope.com/filters/biologic

How about one of these. Works the same way as kidney dialysis.

I have one. Haven't tried it yet, but I'm sure it'll work.
Filter is 1 million Gallons Guaranteed.

Great for travelling abroad, The All in One Filter gives you the ability to use the Sawyer PointONE™ 0.10 Absolute Micron Water Filter attached to your hotel tap or faucet, attached to a squeeze pouch or attached to a standard bucket for volume gravity fed supply in camp.

The "build your own gravity system" can yield up to 540 gallons of clean water per day from any water source.

The kit includes:

A Sawyer 0.1 Micron Absolute Micron Hollow Fibre Membrane Screw On/Off Filter.
32 oz (1 litre) Squeeze Pouch.
2 Pop-up Drinking Spouts.
1 bucket adapter kit.
1 tap / faucet adapter.
1 filter cleaner.
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i paid more than that for my berky 8 years ago , its a bargain at that price
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tigs wrote:i paid more than that for my berky 8 years ago , its a bargain at that price
It cheap becuase its only the small traveller size. I'm assuming you brought a larger size? I think I will go for it as event events in cyprus makes me think I should accelerate my prepping and at £96 its cheaper than some Brita filters :)
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you are right i did! but even so that still looks cheap its a good find
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I got the 'All in one' kit as a gift for xmas.

Has screw fitting for a standard bottle (2ltr sort). Has rubber fitting for tap. Also has a sports type bottle top for the filtered side.

Flow rate is quite high really.

A million gallons is a damn lot, you could use it to filter all the water you use for the rest of your life, including showering!

I would advise getting one of these. A one off payment for life long water filtration. As long as you clean it properly by back washing it with the supplied syringe.