Showing posts with label homemade charcoal water filter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homemade charcoal water filter. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Homemade Charcoal Water Filter

Goodness me, our drinking water is getting worse by the day! You simply cannot trust the tap water anymore. To be honest, you just do not know what is in it and what it is doing to you! This is why I think a homemade charcoal water filter is a good idea.

Some people say we should simply use bottled water and not worry about the tap water. I do not agree. There are quite a few reasons why I do not agree, but going "green" is one of the reasons.

Bottled water is sold in plastic bottles that are really becoming a problem. Not only is it a problem of pollution, it is not bio down gradable, but it uses a lot of natural resources bringing with them a whole different set of problems.

You can say instead of a homemade charcoal water filter you can use glass bottles. It is true that is a better option than the plastic bottles, but not everyone recycles so our natural resources are still in danger.

What to do then? Well, I think a homemade charcoal water filter is a good idea. You can use bottles that you can wash to store the water in. If you use eco friendly washing aids, you will not be polluting the environment with harmful detergents and more.

A homemade charcoal water filter is easy to make, get a manual and follow the steps and in no time you will have safe, clean water in the house.

Go To: Homemade Charcoal Water Filter to read more.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Homemade Water Purifier - Do I Need One?


There is quite a buzz going on about a Homemade Water Purifier. As the drink water quality gets worse all the time, each of us has to take steps to protect ourselves and our families.

While it is true that most of the time, the water in our cities and towns are still safe to drink, it is not completely up to standard anymore. Because the water is contaminated with such a lot of bacteria, more and more chemicals has to be added to kill them off.

So, now the question is, when will the limit of safe chemicals in the water be exceeded? How do we know that we will not get ill from it in the long run? This is one of the reasons I'm looking at a homemade water purifier.

Now, you may well say, why not bottled water? The reason is, even though most of the bottled water out there is perfectly safe, some are not and we do not know which ones. On top of this, if you only drink bottled water and you use only bottled water in your cooking, it is going to get very expensive, so looking at a homemade water purifier is not a bad idea.

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