Reddit reviews Survivor Filter Squeeze Water Filter Kit 2 Canteen
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GRAVITY OR SQUEEZE BOTTLE SYSTEM: The Survivor Filter Squeeze System allows you to fill up the included canteens and screw into your devices to use as a gravity or squeeze bottle system. The squeeze cleans water down to a filtration level of 0.05 microns.THE WORLD-RENOWNED SURVIVOR FILTER IS USE TESTED: Tested at multiple labs in the USA to show 99.999% filtration removal for tested virus (Phi-X 174), staph, parasites and bacteria. The Survivor Filter has the highest filtration efficiency on the market and is the only straw with legitimate USA testing to back up our claims!THE ONLY FILTER THAT CAN BE TAKEN APART AND THE COMPONENTS CLEANED AND REPLACED: Membrane ultra filter lasts up to 100,000 liters (26,417 Gallons), replaceable carbon filter lasts up to 1,000 liters (264 Gallons) as do the cotton pre-filters. Plus 5 extra cotton pre-filters are included!TRIPLE FILTRATION: Consisting of ultra membrane filter, carbon filter and mesh cotton pre-filter plus comes with 4 extra mesh filters cotton pre-filters! Other personal water filters are difficult to drink from, the Survivor Filter Personal Water Filter has a special mouthpiece, an integrated cap to keep the mouthpiece clean and produces a super-fast flow rate of 200 ml. (7 ounces) per minute.SURVIVOR FILTER LIFETIME WARRANTY: Survivor Filter is based in North America and we cover all manufacturing and other defects with our Lifetime Warranty. If you ever run into any problems with any of our products simply contact us and we will work to make it right.
There's room in the bags to carry food as well. Everything in the small bucket would last us a few days and there's room to get everything thrown in our bags. The only reason it's not in the bags now is because the lifetime of the food will be reduced if we take it out of the original bucket.
I'm totally getting some of those compressed tissues now. I didn't even know those existed.
The filter I got was this bugger. It had good reviews on Amazon and came with the plastic canteens.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WWQMRFY/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Some of the items from the bag were grabbed from around the house. The deoderant is one of them. I'll likely get a smaller, more mildly scented antiperspirant to replace it. Part of the urban survival part may include blending in, which may include not smelling bad. I'm thinking of switching the urban bag over to some kind of duffel with shoulder straps as the hiking backpack (also sourced from around the house) is a bit of an eyesore if walking around a city. Both bags are comfortable and aren't overly heavy for people go go on hikes with much regularity.
As for the knives I've got a real, full tang knife, sheath, and whetstone that I may sharpen up and include in the pack as well if everything is still light with clothes added. I picked up that small knife on Amazon because it was simple and lightweight.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00178CS4K/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The knife and camp axe, btw, are dull as shit. I'm going to take them out and sharpen them this weekend so they could actually be useful if I ever need to use them.
If only there was an affordable way to purify a lot of water from any source. Wait. Yes. There. Are. Several.