Preparedness and Survival Skills

[Charleh]

I think there are natural, inefficient mind you, (as in not a lot of water at once) reverse osmosis methods.

There’s also charcoal. If you know how to make activated charcoal you should be able to take out some chemical contamination as well

 

[Herbal Jaguar]

There’s also charcoal. If you know how to make activated charcoal you should be able to take out some chemical contamination as well

If you dig 2 holes near a river one close to the river and the other further back on the river bank. The first fills with water then it travels through the sand into the second hole and it will be filtered a lot. Don't remember the name of the technique

 

[NobleHouse]

There’s also charcoal. If you know how to make activated charcoal you should be able to take out some chemical contamination as well

Activated charcoal: 8 uses and what the science says

 

[NobleHouse]

If you dig 2 holes near a river one close to the river and the other further back on the river bank. The first fills with water then it travels through the sand into the second hole and it will be filtered a lot. Don't remember the name of the technique

Very similar to the Gypsy Wells method:

https://www.apocalypticcookbook.com/gypsy-well

 

[Herbal Jaguar]

Very similar to the Gypsy Wells method:

https://www.apocalypticcookbook.com/gypsy-well

Yes precisely! The fire would be nice of course as well

 

[Herbal Jaguar]

 

[jadamz]

Very similar to the Gypsy Wells method:

https://www.apocalypticcookbook.com/gypsy-well

I like this!