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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Anyone else have any different techniques for making potable water?
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I got one of these years ago...... (but now I want a MSR Miox also!
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British Berkefeld SS-4
" British Berkefeld is the original world famous ceramic water filter "
British Berkefeld water filters carry on a tradition started by Doulton water filters over 150 years ago! Doulton designed these systems to be used where a reliable source of treated drinking water is unavailable or the drinking water that you have available is of questionable quality. Depending on your needs we have Doulton in-line home water filter systems that are designed to easily install in your existing plumbing or we have British Berkefeld gravity flow models that do not require water pressure or electricity. British Berkefeld makes an excellent camping water filter and it is so efficient that you can actually pour creek water into the system and a short time later you will have good tasting, safe drinking water. How? The pore structure of the cleanable ceramic filters inside both Doulton and British Berkefeld systems are designed to remove very fine particles, cysts and bacteria while leaving the beneficial minerals. These Ceramic filters also have an activated carbon core. This feature allows the filter to reduce chlorine by 95% and also reduces pesticides, herbicides and organic Chemicals. Activated charcoal also removes bad taste and odor making your water taste great even straight from the tap. On our in-line water filter models we added an additional filtering compound that reduces toxic lead and heavy metals sometimes found in municipal water systems. These water filter systems are time tested, reliable and simple to use.