It's Portable, Affordable, and Durable!
Ceramic Water Filter
Pressure tank/sprayerMake sure and have all proper fittings and connectors before heading out into the wild!
Fill (new!) pressure tank with water.
Attach the pressure tank to the ceramic filter.
Pump up the pressure tank.
Open valve to ceramic water filter.
Waa laa! Purified water streams out into bucket . (About a gallon a minute!)
Take down and move to next camp sight.
NOTE: Can also be used to provide pressure for a shower by removing from the filter and attaching to a shower head!!!!! And can even provide a heated shower to surprise the wife!!!!
Boiling water over a fire, or stove, will mean that you will end up drinking a lot of hot water.
This gravity fed, counter top style can be hand made much cheaper than purchased, BUT...if there are more than two people in the family, plan on spending your day, licking dry parched lips as you wait for each drop to slowly filter through!I know!
6 comments:
brenda,
These are for where you have no plumbing!
great idea girl..ty!!
Maybe I should be careful when complaining about power and water in Lebanon. It could always be worse.
That's one thing I don't have, a good portable water filter. I ought to put one on the shelf, just for unforeseen contingencies.
A gallon a minute!! Wow! When I was in Kenya last, it was just me and I was living with a Kenyan family, so I used my portable backpacking pump filter. The little boys loved to help, but I easily spent 15 minutes to fill my three liter bottles. Some missionary friends had the ceramic filter kind, but I'll have to keep the pressure sprayer in mind! :)
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I object to the US supporting Israel in any way.
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