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    Quote Originally Posted by jdbushcraft View Post
    What were you expecting? If you just want improved taste, get a Britta. It's my opinion you need more experience and education on filters before you start rating them. The Sawyer is very effective.

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    Sawyer works great. Used it it many areas with no problem. Sorry your water isn't a Fiji or Smart Water.
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    it,s not like i,m asking for Perrier here ok but that would be nice with my almond biscotti
    and starbucks bluberry muffin at breakfast.

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    You are just asking a hollow fiber filter to do what filters don't do.

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    I love you guys, I do.....

    Hayshaker, I LOVE my Sawyers, all four of them. I have used water out of the Mississippi, The Upper Missouri, The Plate, The North Plate, The Pecos, The Red, The Wa****a and lots and lots of streams, ponds, tanks, seeps and just plain holes in between. A little Tang or hot chocolate and you can not even tell what color it was before you poured it in your cup! Strain the big stuff, strain it again with a coffee filter, run it though my Sawyer and I have never been sick. Sometimes if it is really really thick and gooey I have used iodine and the filter (filter first of course) Never been sick or had any in my camp get sick from bad water.

    I will buy it from you if you want to sell it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSJohnson View Post

    I will buy it from you if you want to sell it.
    Probably not even worth the shipping. Have you seen how cheap Wal Mart is selling them for now? I thought I got a good deal getting 4 of them for $28 on Amazon. Now they are not much more than that.


    There was one time I felt a little uneasy in the GI area after backpacking. Used it on a river outlet flowing into the ocean. Water looked almost gray. But, another person in my party felt the same and he was using a different filter so maybe it was just a stomach bug or something else.
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    LOL.....I love that the software won't let me post the name of the river closest to my house. In the middle of a word even. Oh Well It is supposed to be a Caddo word anyway...

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    You mean the Wa$h1ta river? lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by jdbushcraft View Post
    The 5 guys to say plastic bottles aren't safe, 1guy to suggest drinking pee, 1 to flame him for that, 1 to suggest making a filter from sand and a bandana, 1 to say you don't need to filter because he never has and he is alive, 1 to say boiling is the best way, 1 to promote distilling, 1 to say distilled water will kill you...

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    Well said.

    Forums are so predictable. :-)

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    yes the Wa$h1ta river.... Wash a taw is the way the locals pronounce it

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdbushcraft View Post
    The 5 guys to say plastic bottles aren't safe, 1guy to suggest drinking pee, 1 to flame him for that, 1 to suggest making a filter from sand and a bandana, 1 to say you don't need to filter because he never has and he is alive, 1 to say boiling is the best way, 1 to promote distilling, 1 to say distilled water will kill you...

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