Another homemade drinking water filter

[lunicy]

Didn't want to hijack the other thread, but I learned about this one a while ago. I made one, and it did filter out dirt and sand. I didn't have "contaminated" water, or a means of testing it. So I took sand and dirt and threw it in the regular water.

It's simply a clay pot in a bucket. See the link.

http://www.shouldertoshoulder.org/Home%20Water%20Filters.html

[lazer128]

Interesting....seems to be a special clay pot though. Thanks.

[Visinedrops]

Didn't want to hijack the other thread, but I learned about this one a while ago. I made one, and it did filter out dirt and sand. I didn't have "contaminated" water, or a means of testing it. So I took sand and dirt and threw it in the regular water.

It's simply a clay pot in a bucket. See the link.

http://www.shouldertoshoulder.org/Ho...20Filters.html

The only difference between this clay pot and one you would get from Lowe's or Home Depot is colloidial silver.

What amazes me is these people have been drinking water that caused them to have diareah(sp), without considering BOILING it. "Hey, family, what if we were to kill the bacteria in our water by boiling it, and filter it through a T-shirt?"