Homesteading Primitive Water Purification Survival Skill

[hawgrider]

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[Coastie dad]

And if you don't have a birch tree?

[hawgrider]

And if you don't have a birch tree?

Use a funnel? Use a paint filter ? Cut the toe out of your boot and use that?

[TJC44]

Use a funnel? Use a paint filter ? Cut the toe out of your boot and use that?

:vomito:

[TJC44]

And if you don't have a birch tree?

Bamboo would work, I would think. I have found that stuff everywhere. I would think birch could be found in any hardwood.
Well, maybe not the desert, Sorry Inor & AZ.

[Sparkyprep]

No birch here, that i know of.

[Coastie dad]

Well, Hawg, if it would work with something other than birch, why didn't they say So? What if the birch bark is a critical chemical ingredient in making the water Safe? And if you knew what my boots were like after a day working, you'd know why I'm forced to put hazmat stickers on them.

[hawgrider]

Well, Hawg, if it would work with something other than birch, why didn't they say So? What if the birch bark is a critical chemical ingredient in making the water Safe? And if you knew what my boots were like after a day working, you'd know why I'm forced to put hazmat stickers on them.

You sayin your boots stink?:biglaugh:

We have birch in Meatchicken.

[Inor]

Bamboo would work, I would think. I have found that stuff everywhere. I would think birch could be found in any hardwood.
Well, maybe not the desert, Sorry Inor & AZ.

We have plenty of bamboo as well as mesquite around here. Plus 500+ feet of rock seems to purify the water pretty well already.

[TJC44]

We have plenty of bamboo as well as mesquite around here. Plus 500+ feet of rock seems to purify the water pretty well already.

I would have thought that bamboo would prefer alot more humidity to grow.

[Inor]

I would have thought that bamboo would prefer alot more humidity to grow.

It is not native. But a lot of folks grow it here for a privacy barrier. It is invasive as hell, so I do not think we will be growing any. But there is quite a bit of it here. I think we will be going with mesquite and a couple species of pine that do well in desert for privacy. (We have mesquite up the wazoo on the back half of our property.)

[Sasquatch]

PVC pipe works as well. Not if you're lost in the woods but in a shtf situation if you have some around the house or can find some filters can be made with that.

[Coastie dad]

If I'm at home I have gravity filters stocked up. And a friend of mine is ready to build our own water distillation system.
Out of copper.
In the cave a few hundred yards behind my house.

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