Pete,
These sound much quicker than the MSR filters we have been using for
the last four years. Do you use them in tandem with the MP tablets or
in lieu of the tablets? Also, we have found that the MSR filters clog
quickly when filtering lake water or other sources with algae or
particulates - usually have to clean them after every Nalgene. Do you
have this same problem with the First Need purifiers?
Dan Preston
Louisville, KY
On Mar 21, 2006, at 1:08 PM, Pete Swiggum wrote:
> Keep in mind not all "filters" are filters only. A couple on the
> market are "purifiers". That makes all the difference in the world.
>
> I own two First Need purifiers. They work great and purify the water
> of viruses and other "stuff" that filters don't take care of. No
> chemicals used and you get great tasting water.
>
> The other thing I like is it's speed. Forty-five pumps in forty-five
> seconds fills a Nalgene bottle.
>
> Pete Swiggum
> Green Bay, WI
> Philmont 2005
> ICWTGBTP!!
>
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