Posts Tagged ‘Iron’

Deep Tube Well – Pros & Cons

Sunday, October 4th, 2009

The deep tube well is one of the oldest and most reliable ways to get to clean and safe drinking water. People have been doing this for decades. It does have its downsides though:

Pros
- Old & Proven Technology
- Reliable & Easy to Fix
- The water is safe for drinking

Cons
- The high iron content in the underground water makes deep tube well water unsuitable for cooking

I had asked this local (who was also trained to repair the deep tube well if it ever broke down) which she preferred. She choose the deep tube well but later admitted she never had the chance to try the Pond Sand Filter. She’s also aware you can’t use this water to cook with.

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Florida Citrus Hernando Marion & Sumter County Water Filter Pros

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

http://www.MyProH2O.com – Large amounts of money is wasted across Central Florida each year by incorrectly treating water. Check us out for whole house water filtration, water softening, and safety.

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GBG Personal Water Fitration System. Portable Water Filter

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

http://GBGCJ.com
Portable Water Filter Bottle- Wherever and Whenever You are Ready. A Portable Water Filter Bottle that is lightweight and reliable is not just a convenience, it is a necessity!

Whatever form your outdoor recreation takes. This 24 ounce companion water filter will keep you protected from water-borne disease wherever you go.

It is capable of 99% REDUCTION in all 4 areas of contamination, removing unpleasant tastes and odors, chemicals, micro-biological pathogens and heavy metals.

The Portable Water Purifier is the ideal traveling companion – featuring the Ionic Adsorption Micro Filtration system, the personal bottle’s filter is designed to remove and/or dramatically reduce a vast array of health-threatening contaminants from questionable sources of water, including remote lakes and streams, stagnant ponds and water supplies in foreign countries where regulations may be sub-standard at best.

Put this handy personal water filter on your equipment list.

The 24oz GBG Personal Water Filter Bottle features an IONIC absorbtion micro filtration system. It is capable of 99% REDUCTION in all 4 areas of contamination: unpleasant tastes and odors, chemicals, micro-biogical, and heavy metals. Camping, Backpacking, Fishing, Hunting, or whatever form your outdoor recreation takes, having a lightweight, readily available, and most of all, reliable source of drinking water

It is not just a convenience, it is a necessity.

1600 refills/250 gallons for the removal of Chlorine, Bad taste and odors. 640 refills/100Gallons for the removal of Microbiological contaminants.

WHO USES IT: Workers from government and private relief organizations around the world, Short and long-term missionaries, Workers in the private and public sector living and working abroad, students traveling or studying abroad, travelers around the country and around the world.

WHY YOU CAN FEEL CONFIDENT?: This filter has been tested by the University of Arizona and by Spectrum Labs in accordance with the EPA Protocol for Microbiological Purifiers and ANSI/NSF 53 adapted for sport bottles. All materials FDA food grade approved. Filter is tested by EPA & State registered laboratories and meets and/or exceeds EPA, ANSI/NSF (std. 53) protocol.

FROM THE GBG FAMILY TEAM http://www.GBGFamilyTeam.com

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Pond Sand Filter – Pros & Cons

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

The Pond Sand Filter is a device that takes pond water and makes it safe to drink by filtering out bacteria that is harmful to human beings. It’s a proven technology but it has its limitations.

Pros
- No fossil fuels, solar power, or electricity required
- Nearly effortless to pump
- Purifies enough water everyday to provide hundreds of families clean & safe drinking water
- The water purified is safe enough to be used for cooking (low or no iron in the water)

Cons
- Limited lifespan (minimum two years), needs to be replaced eventually like any filter
- Increased complexity vs. the deep tube well (Murphy’s Law – more can go wrong)
- More vulnerable to vandalism than a deep-tube well (can unscrew and steal the faucets, etc)

The person in the video is a local villager. She’s not an expert in pond sand filters – but I wanted to see what the local perception of Pond Sand Filters are.

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