DIY Improvised Charcoal Filter

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Use of charcoal as a filter has been around for years. It removes sediments, contaminants and even improves the taste. It is amazing as you watch the dirty water filter through and become before your eyes a clear drinkable life source.

It’s often the method preferred by survivalists and those experienced with primitive practices. It’s the easiest to get the materials for out in the wild and other than the waiting a fairly passive way of purifying water. It doesn’t have to be done in a clear container it can be any two containers you happen to have or come across that fit into each other and that you can clean safely.

This knowledge may come in handy one day!

How To Make a Improvised Charcoal Filter

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