Fran (Philmont Camping Dept.) wrote:
The water filters are highly recommended. We do still issue Polar Pure
tablets. Thanks
Ched Hudson asked:
Tablets? Now I'm puzzled...I've only seen Polar Pure in the little dark
bottle with the blue cap. Perhaps a case of wishful drinking? :o)
*****
Probably just a slip up the terminology. Polar Pure is in bottles.
Going back several years, Philmont did use tablets but I don't remember
the brand name.
Filters/purifiers are nice to have, especially when there is rain causing
the water in the streams be nasty. Filters/purifiers are also nice when
there is a dry summer and some of the water sources are not exactly, shall
we say, "pretty". In an emergency, a clean bandanna will work as a
pre-filter type device. Coffee filters are good too.
YiS,
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