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Making Your Own Bleach For Water Purification

Water remains one of the biggest concerns for me, we live where there is always plenty of rain/snow and lots of rivers and ponds but getting that water clean enough for consumption is an issue. So this video seemed pretty handy, I am not enough of a chemist to say this is correct but it seems like a good solution for a stable product that can sanitize water. 

You can also go to his website directly to the article here and do what I did and make a pdf copy of the process. I need to print up a bunch of these pdf files I have saved just in case. This doesn’t take care of the mechanical process of removing visible contaminants but some cheese cloth or even a t-shirt would do the trick.
As always start to figure this stuff out now because when you need it, it will be too late.

3 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Silk… find an indian store that sells Saris and buy silk. If you use 7 layers of resl silk not the satan look alike crap.

    A group of water researchers found that with 7 layers you can take out all the finest silt and 99% of the bacteria. If you filtered with the silk and then treated with bleach you would be safe – bleach works best if the silt is already removed.

    Exile1981

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