The small, lightweight Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier Kit from Sawyer Products (model SP191) can filter up to 170 gallons of clean water per day. It’s an ideal component to add to your emergency preparedness kit for use during disasters such as floods, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Simply install the Sawyer Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier
The small, lightweight Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier Kit from Sawyer Products (model SP191) can filter up to 170 gallons of clean water per day. It’s an ideal component to add to your emergency preparedness kit for use during disasters such as floods, hurricanes, and earthquakes.
Simply install the Sawyer Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier to a plastic bucket (not included) to create a large-volume gravity purification system that can be used to filter up to 170 gallons per day to an incredibly clean 0.02 micron standard. Use the included faucet adaptor to drink straight from the tap during boil alerts or in other emergencies when safe drinking water is compromised.
The Sawyer Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier Kit is a great choice for relief agencies or support groups traveling to areas where the water source is compromised or in question, or when you need ultra-pure particle and bacteria filtration. It’s also great for use for hiking, backpacking, ultralight backpacking, camping, paddling, and group camping excursions. Chemicals and electricity are not required.
This package includes the Sawyer Point Zero Two 0.02 Micron Absolute Inline Water Purifier, adapter, hose, hole cutter, filter cleaner, filter hanger, and detailed instruction book. The Sawyer Point Zero Two Bucket Purifier Kit is backed by a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty. Since 1984, Sawyer Products has offered the best, most technologically advanced solutions for protection against sun, bugs, water, and injuries — everything from first aid kits developed for wilderness to point-of-use water filters that filter contaminated water to levels cleaner than U.S. bottled water.
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Be careful with the faucet attachment Some commenters here didn’t think the faucet attachment would be practical for regular use. For us it was… until it wasn’t.Yes, you have to gauge your water pressure. At full water pressure in most locations, it will pop off. At lesser pressure, though, it works great, and we always got a good flow going, which for some months provided us with safe filtered water for our family.The problem is this: In our experience, the plastic on the filter is very susceptible to…
The Best filter This is my second Sawyer filter – I lost my first one. It works great, but you have to set it up right. Also remember that this is not a purifier, it is a filter. Correct setup means having good pressure. I’ve used this in a pinch with only the supplied tubing, which is less than two feet. The result can be less than spectactular, and you can expect about 1 gallon every 2 to 4 hours with non-turbid supply water, less with dirty water. Although that may sound like very little, that’s 6…
is an amazing filter that really does clean water to the virus … We lived in a 3rd world country for 2 years and only drank water from this filter.Pros: is an amazing filter that really does clean water to the virus level, the capacity is staggering as in 2 years we were only able to pass about 5,000 gallons through this thingCons: due to the size of the pores in the filter it clogs quickly, our water was very silty so to relieve this problem I staged my filtration: 1st was a ceramic filter into this into an activated carbon filter to…