Outback Water Emergency Drinking Water Filter System - Gravity Fed Bucket Potable Water Filtration for Survival, Off-Grid, Disaster Preparedness, Travel, Camping, Bug Out Kit, Up to 24 Gallons a Day

I worked for over 20 years in a developing country and used this type of water system. It worked great and is very easy to clean and maintain. It will continually provide a good flow of clean water. No need for electricity or any mechanical parts that might fail. It is simple, but a very effective system. I bought it here in the US just to have for an emergency situation.

I have not actually looked at it. But I spoke with the manufacturer. This seems to be a good way of making the water purifier last longer, especially in an emergency.

Good item to have, in case...not as pretty as overpriced alternative but that only matters if you showing off what have.

great tasting water

I do like the product but I am disapointed as to how slow it really is. At best we can clean about 5 gallons a day using clean rainwater that we capture.

muy mala calidad, parece como las canecas por ejemplo las de pintura y por eso uno piensa que va a ser resistente pero la verdad es muy malo, para ese precio no deberia ser tan desechable

You're better off buying a new entire system as it would cost nearly as much for the 2 dual filters that come with it than it does to buy 2 separate replacement dual filters. It's not entirely clear in the description that it's one set of dual filters. Just an FYI. Top filter filters out large contaminants and feeds to bottom filter which filters out the rest. Effective system, breaks down well into its 5 gallon bucket.

I wanted to try this and see if it would actually last a year as advertised. It did not, it stopped working after 6 weeks of just tap water running through it. I contacted the company twice through email and they blew me off and wouldn’t respond. Total waste of money if there’s an emergency!! Also this falsely advertises it filters a gallon an hour and it does not. I could only get it to run 2-3 gallons per day! I cleaned out every part to see if something was clogged and it just stopped working entirely. Don’t waste your money, it won’t get you far in emergencies!