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* 1-micron filters will filter protozoa like giardia spores and Cryptosporidium out of clear water.((https:// | * 1-micron filters will filter protozoa like giardia spores and Cryptosporidium out of clear water.((https:// | ||
- | * 0.2-micron filtration can remove heavy metals from clear water.((https:// | ||
* 0.1-micron will filter all waterborne enteric bacteria from clear water | * 0.1-micron will filter all waterborne enteric bacteria from clear water | ||
* Consumer-grade filtration will not remove viruses because of their tiny size. | * Consumer-grade filtration will not remove viruses because of their tiny size. | ||
The CDC points out the difference between nominal and absolute((or " | The CDC points out the difference between nominal and absolute((or " | ||
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+ | == fabric filtration == | ||
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+ | Note that filtration through layered fabric is much better than nothing. | ||
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+ | > a filter made of four layers of worn cotton material held back more than 99 percent of all cholera bacteria - using more layers or newer cloth slowed water collection too much.((https:// | ||
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+ | Both saris and coffee filters have about a 20-micron pore size: | ||
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+ | > Typically coffee filters are made up of filaments approximately 20 micrometres wide, which allow particles through that are less than approximately 10 to 15 micrometres((https:// | ||
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+ | The best we should assume for with such //ad hoc// filtration is a pathogen // | ||
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=== SODIS === | === SODIS === |