[das]

Looking to see what you use to purify water? Bekey? Aquacera? other? Thanks das

[Uinta Firearms]

I don't actively do this as I still have a functional tap, but I'm a prepper and have 2 methods sitting in my garage that I'd use should the need arise. They are distillation and carbon filtration. I'm still not 100% sure about these, so I still fill up the bathtubs and sinks shortly before a severe storm. Water hasn't become an issue yet, but everything else did when I sat through Hurricane Irene in Southeast Virginia a few years ago. I've been focused on being prepared for the next time in areas where I was not prepared during that storm. It was ingenuity that got me through it and made the difference in taking care of my infant son. I also learned just how "on my own" I will be when shtf because my wife's employer kept her on the job for 3 days nonstop during the hurricane because she was considered "essential personnel".

Anyways, I digress. Sorry about that.

[51158]

I have a miniworks ex microfilter. i've read good things about it as you will about all of the filters, What sold me was the maint, it can be field cleaned no parts needed. it removes everything but viruses..

Also Made in the USA

here's a link if you're interested

[bac0nfat]

I use a sawyer mini filter inline with my camelbak. Works awesome. They are cheap, lightweight, and filter up to 100,000 gallons of water. I can fill up my camelbak in a stream and drink it right from the tube. Or hang the camelbak on a tree and gravity feed it into another container.

[csmith]

I use a sawyer mini filter inline with my camelbak. Works awesome. They are cheap, lightweight, and filter up to 100,000 gallons of water. I can fill up my camelbak in a stream and drink it right from the tube. Or hang the camelbak on a tree and gravity feed it into another container.

Looking into this setup. Not something I ever considered.