Water filter for drinking water only?
We often "dry camp" at a camp ground that has electricity but no water at the sites. We fill the water at the campground and the water is not the best. We use a ton of water bottles for anything we ...
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Rover_Bill wrote:
Most of the filters that have been discussed/recommended are in-line water FILTERS. These units are installed or attached to your exiting water lines and filter water at about 3-5 gallons per minute. The various filters remove different sized PARTICLES and some BACTERIA from the water. This filtered water is good for washing your hands, pots and pans, showers, muddy boots, and flushing the toilet. Most of these filters are not certified to clean water to EPA drinking standards.
Maybe not but some don't miss it too far.
The ones using micro-activated charcoal remove all kinds of contaminants including heavy metals, some dissolved gasses and even some bacteria. They also remove most of the residual chlorine that you or the city adds to keep "stuff" from growing in transit.
If you are going to act like an expert, you should at least try to get some actual facts.
