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That seems like something that should cost more than $395. Great idea!Revisiting one of the gaps in most folks (including mine) homesteading/emergency plans.......clean water. Happening now all over the south after this deep freeze.
Most of us are on a public water system. We have recently seen how vulnerable these sources are, ranging from algea blooms in Lake Erie shutting down northern ohio or being hacked and having the concoction mix being altered to an unsafe level. Even if you have a well, unless it has a hand pump, or a solar power and pumping source, if the juice quits flowing, having enough clean water for drinking, hygiene and cooking becomes an immediate issue.
Stumbled across this product this AM while working on putting together a filtration system for an upcoming rain harvest setup. So once you consume all the water bottles, water jugs, empty the hot water tanks, scoop up the last bit in the bath tub, and start thinking of using the water available in the back of the toilet or the crick or pond out back...this looks to be pretty cool and could be cheap insurance for you and your family if you have a source of water that needs filtered.
LifeStraw Community
High capacity, long lasting, ultra-durable water purifier designed for emergency response, disasters, survival and humanitarian work Meets the highest drinking water requirements of the World Health Organization and the US EPA, protecting against waterborne virus, bacteria, parasites and...
for the folks on a well, they have a manual pump that would be about the same cost if not a little cheaper.... Another option too look at.Revisiting one of the gaps in most folks (including mine) homesteading/emergency plans.......clean water. Happening now all over the south after this deep freeze.
Most of us are on a public water system. We have recently seen how vulnerable these sources are, ranging from algea blooms in Lake Erie shutting down northern ohio or being hacked and having the concoction mix being altered to an unsafe level. Even if you have a well, unless it has a hand pump, or a solar power and pumping source, if the juice quits flowing, having enough clean water for drinking, hygiene and cooking becomes an immediate issue.
Stumbled across this product this AM while working on putting together a filtration system for an upcoming rain harvest setup. So once you consume all the water bottles, water jugs, empty the hot water tanks, scoop up the last bit in the bath tub, and start thinking of using the water available in the back of the toilet or the crick or pond out back...this looks to be pretty cool and could be cheap insurance for you and your family if you have a source of water that needs filtered.
LifeStraw Community
High capacity, long lasting, ultra-durable water purifier designed for emergency response, disasters, survival and humanitarian work Meets the highest drinking water requirements of the World Health Organization and the US EPA, protecting against waterborne virus, bacteria, parasites and...
That is a big Brita filter! Great addition for someone with the space to store it.Revisiting one of the gaps in most folks (including mine) homesteading/emergency plans.......clean water. Happening now all over the south after this deep freeze.
Most of us are on a public water system. We have recently seen how vulnerable these sources are, ranging from algea blooms in Lake Erie shutting down northern ohio or being hacked and having the concoction mix being altered to an unsafe level. Even if you have a well, unless it has a hand pump, or a solar power and pumping source, if the juice quits flowing, having enough clean water for drinking, hygiene and cooking becomes an immediate issue.
Stumbled across this product this AM while working on putting together a filtration system for an upcoming rain harvest setup. So once you consume all the water bottles, water jugs, empty the hot water tanks, scoop up the last bit in the bath tub, and start thinking of using the water available in the back of the toilet or the crick or pond out back...this looks to be pretty cool and could be cheap insurance for you and your family if you have a source of water that needs filtered.
LifeStraw Community
High capacity, long lasting, ultra-durable water purifier designed for emergency response, disasters, survival and humanitarian work Meets the highest drinking water requirements of the World Health Organization and the US EPA, protecting against waterborne virus, bacteria, parasites and...
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I think 20-30 gallons of sap will make 2-3 quarts. that's enough to screw around with.
That’s awesome stuffNever made syrup before. It’s a learning experience.
View attachment 122022View attachment 122023Beginner Tapping Kit (5 SS Taps + 5 Bag Holders + 5 Disposable Bags) - Smoky Lake Maple Products, LLC
SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED! GOING FAST! This kit contains all the maple equipment required to tap five maple trees. All you will need is a common household drill with 5/16 drill bit, a hammer and some maple trees. The illustrated instruction guide contains a tree identification section. It will also...
I know that tree!!!!Never made syrup before. It’s a learning experience.
View attachment 122022View attachment 122023Beginner Tapping Kit (5 SS Taps + 5 Bag Holders + 5 Disposable Bags) - Smoky Lake Maple Products, LLC
SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED! GOING FAST! This kit contains all the maple equipment required to tap five maple trees. All you will need is a common household drill with 5/16 drill bit, a hammer and some maple trees. The illustrated instruction guide contains a tree identification section. It will also...
I started small scale about 8 years ago. Got my starter kit from tapmytrees.com. It's something to do this time of year. I freeze all my sap & boil it all at the end. Usually get about a gallon of syrup. .Never made syrup before. It’s a learning experience.
View attachment 122022View attachment 122023Beginner Tapping Kit (5 SS Taps + 5 Bag Holders + 5 Disposable Bags) - Smoky Lake Maple Products, LLC
SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED! GOING FAST! This kit contains all the maple equipment required to tap five maple trees. All you will need is a common household drill with 5/16 drill bit, a hammer and some maple trees. The illustrated instruction guide contains a tree identification section. It will also...
