Re: drinking water safety
P.S. Trinity creek water is very salty. Charlie
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CHASBONGO@aol.com 1999-02-13 04:40:52 #336
Re: drinking water safety
I have used my PUR filter in the Colorado and the only problems that I have
ever encountered is when the Little Colorado is flooding. It might be safer
to...
Pittypatt@aol.com 1999-02-13 01:56:13 #335
Re: drinking water safety
I don't know if most filters are too happy with all the silt in the river. Last spring we had two PUR Hikers clog up after two days along the river. What...
Andrew Carver 1999-02-13 00:35:06 #334
Re: drinking water safety
Not directly on point with your question, but closely related: While working
on a water pollution matter, I had the opportunity to raise the question of
the...
David C. Kent 1999-02-10 23:57:05 #333
Re: 150 Mile Canyon
Hi Mike,
I'd prefer to let you replace them, then I don't have to carry the weight ;-)
You know, those bolts were put there by Al Steck and would thus be...
Alan T. Julliard 1999-02-10 21:09:59 #332
drinking water safety
Is the general feeling that a microfilter like the PUR Hiker
is adequate for Grand Canyon water sources ? Conventional
wisdom (as I understand it) is that...
otatj@library.ci.anchorage.ak.us 1999-02-10 18:02:49 #331
Re: 150 Mile Canyon
Hi Alan,
I was there in December 1997, so my info is a year old. I have not done the
150 mile route but looked at the upper chockstone from above. It looked...
Mike Mahanay 1999-02-09 22:55:29 #330
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