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Only once used, but worked flawlessly and the norm for lake water became potable. The plus is that the drink hose hose got caught directly in the cleaner.

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I want to try it,

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Not a nice article. Absolutely cheap to work with and rusts quickly. I am very dissatisfied.

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Easy to use, great to use

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Good basic pump. Not the fastest in the world, but there is no rush in the wilderness.

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I bought this for my bike ride but it was left for very little use (only in Morocco became used). In a backpack, this would take up a little space and add weight, but in bike bags, the weight of the product is not such an important criterion. I wouldn’t pack the product with me for an ultra light hike.

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In my experience, it's a good product. Not fast, but not in a hurry!

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Seems to make just OK water. Slightly slower than I expected.

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If the cleaner is used in humus-containing water, the filter will gradually become clogged. Blockage manifests itself as an increase in resistance during pumping. In this case, the filter can be cleaned with a bear tongue, which in turn improves the water flow. The water purifier comes with a gauge that can be used to monitor filter wear and to know when to replace the filter cartridge. The dirtier the water is filtered, the more often the filter should be cleaned and then it will wear out faster than when filtering cleaner water. If you want to extend the life of the filter, you can use a pre-filter to protect the water end of the hose.

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Hi, How does that filter withstand humus? Can it be washed off the filter, or does it just shorten the life of the filter? Inevitably, one would not be able to first filter the humus with another filter and then process it again.