Hi everyone!
I've officially had enough with water filters when out on several day trips.
I currently have the platypus quick draw link below, and I've had enough of the fiddly caps and plastic reservoir bags leaking and not knowing when the filters are no longer working.
I would like to start using a milbank bag for filtration and boiling for purification with some chlorine or iodine as a backup.
I tend to camp in wooded areas where the only water source can be ponds, small streams and even puddles when trying my best to avoid modern civilization like it's the plague.
Can anyone recommend a good quality stainless steel bottle for using over a fire to purify and a place to purchase a milbank bag from?
Thanks
LPK
I've officially had enough with water filters when out on several day trips.
I currently have the platypus quick draw link below, and I've had enough of the fiddly caps and plastic reservoir bags leaking and not knowing when the filters are no longer working.
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I would like to start using a milbank bag for filtration and boiling for purification with some chlorine or iodine as a backup.
I tend to camp in wooded areas where the only water source can be ponds, small streams and even puddles when trying my best to avoid modern civilization like it's the plague.
Can anyone recommend a good quality stainless steel bottle for using over a fire to purify and a place to purchase a milbank bag from?
Thanks
LPK