O.S.O.K. 1961
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I have a good quality portable filter - forget the brand, but a pump type backpacking filter that's part of my portable kit.
But for general and ongoing use, I'm thinking of getting one of those zero home filters.
There are big, canister type filters available - I can think of one that is sold on Frugal Squirrel's forum for example. Those are great, but cost quite a bit more than a Walmart stocked zero.
My goal is to once again get a place in the country and drill my own well - and hopefully have good, clean water that way. But for now, I have to consider that my water source could devolve into buckets hauled from Lady Bird lake....
But for general and ongoing use, I'm thinking of getting one of those zero home filters.
There are big, canister type filters available - I can think of one that is sold on Frugal Squirrel's forum for example. Those are great, but cost quite a bit more than a Walmart stocked zero.
My goal is to once again get a place in the country and drill my own well - and hopefully have good, clean water that way. But for now, I have to consider that my water source could devolve into buckets hauled from Lady Bird lake....