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--- water:drinking [2020/03/18 14:03]
frater_secessus [non-spigot outlets]
+++ water:drinking [2020/03/18 14:10]
frater_secessus [rivers and creeks]
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-Sinks and other non-threaded outlets can be tedious to extract water from.  A [[https://amzn.to/2Wo3hOt|water bandit]] is a rubber device that slips over an outlet and offers a hose connection on the other end.
+Sinks and other non-threaded outlets can be tedious to extract water from.  A [[https://amzn.to/2Wo3hOt|water bandit]] is a rubber device that slips over an outlet and offers a male hose fitting on the other end.
 Small or collapsible jugs may be easier to maneuver under sink faucets.
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 ===== rainfall =====
+Rainwater can be collected in clean containers unless near pollutants of some kind. Wind-driven debris is common in receptacles.
+Indirect rainwater (suitable for non-potable uses) can be collected in large quantities off awnings and similar structures.  Watch your van during rain to see where the water collects.
 ===== rivers and creeks =====
+Water collected from open running sources should be assumed to be biogically infected;  see purification steps above.
+Since water seeks lowest spots you might be able to see a source but not access it directly.  A sierra cup or other receptacle can be strapped to a walking stick, bucket lowered on a rope, etc. Drill-powered pumps can help collect bucketfuls of water from shallow sources.

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