AquaBrick Filtration and Storage System
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Sagan™ is setting the new standard in water filtration.The AquaBrick™ Water Filtration System will deliver safe drinking water within minutes removing harmful bacteria, virus, cysts, such as cryptosporidium and giardia and heavy metals.
The DuraFlo™ water filter used in the AquaBrick™ Water Filtration System has been tested and certified by indepenent water laboratories to establish the filter's "end of life" for the removal of virus, bacteria, giardia and 118 toxins and chemicals you and your children should not be drinking. Using our proprietary filtration method the filter safely purifies 550 gallons of contaminated water for the removal of virus; and 700 gallons of contaminated water for the removal of bacteria, giardia and other toxins.
AquaBrick Water and Food Storage Containers - one of the new innovative products from Sagan Filters.
This multi-use container holds 3 gallons of water or 20 lbs of food and can be used for water storage, food storage. The container is also an integral part of the AquaBrick Water Filtration System which will safely treat 550 gallons of water from over 118 waterborne bacteria and virus.
The containers are stackable and can be stored in different configurations according to your storage space.
AquaBrick storage containers are easy to fill, using the AquaFunnel. This little gadget makes the water and food storage process so much easier. Since the AquaBrick™ Container is the perfect food storage container, use the AquaFunnel™ to fill with dry goods for food storage or fill for water storage without the mess. The AquaFunnel™ also works on wide mouth canning jars. Sagan™ - Making life easier! - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Sold, primarily because the system is modular and can be built into any tank, can be pressurized mechanically for power operation. perfect, I love it.
Good to see thank you for the video.
Scott, have you looked at the MSR Guardian? More of a hiking focused filter but looks very well made. It flushes as it filters.
I use the Sawyer gravity feed system because in an emergency I don't want and may not be able to babysit a water pump. Also, the technology is proven for hemodialysis and is NSF certified.
Do you have any of the blue or white plastic 55 gallon drums it looks like the cap would screw on one of those and that would be awesome as you could fill the drum and then empty into many other storage containers
How would the water filter stack up against the Brita as well as mineral contaminants?
Does anyone know if you freeze water in the AquaBrick and keep it in the freezer?
Filters like the Sawyer have high gallon counts because they can be back flushed, to clear out the blocked pores. The Sawyer Point One only filters biological contaminates, but it is cheap, and portable. The Sawyer Zero Point Two will filter out viruses as well as biological, but it costs more. Neither will filter chemicals, but they should last a long time.
are the lids the same thread as a mason jar?
And it can also be used as an emergency duck call.
Nice ... Lego bricks for grown up Preppers :) Love it
I have a bunch of water bricks. Would the lids on these by chance be interchangeable!!?
It looks like the filter will suck air half way down. What say you 775?
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A few questions:
So can you use gravity to filter the water should the pump fail?
So how do one tell when the filter needs changed out ion the field?
How much does one pay for a replacement filter?
How long with the filters last in storage?
Thanks
+1timby add: Where are filter replacements purchased? (They were not found on the Pract. Preppers website.)
+DocLarsen44 www.practicalpreppers.com/water-solutions/water-purification/duraflo-water-filter-replacement-detail-view
+1timby The filters work with gravity and can be installed in a regular gravity filter.
How much for the lamp?
Greetings and salutations, I tried looking into the container. From a quick search I learned it was made of hdpe plastic. Are the aquabricks bpa, bps free? I tried looking for patents but could not find any info if it was bpa and bps free. Cheers
+EmancipatedSquirrel They are BPA free.
Thanks
They claim you can filter pool water through this and drink it, has anyone attempted to try this?
Does the Aquabrick share the same size and thread cap as the Waterbrick? I have a bunch of the Waterbricks and am interested in the filter if compatible.
How do you like the waterbricks?
@@firearmsstudent They work well. No complaints. Stacking feature is good. We user for water. Not sure how easy clean or storing other things - I would not be able to get arm inside to clean.
How does one obtain the Aqua Brick demonstrated in this video?
Google Sagan Life.
id just hook up a air compressor on 20psi and it would be like a faucet.
lets say a cow falls down my well. what filtration system do i use then?
+J.W. Hunt Sir, I must know.... do you have an enormous well? Or very tiny cows?
Edit; I would be envious of either one.
+GoingGoingGalt the wells on the property were hand dug in the 1800's so they were a few feet wide. occasionally a cow would get to close to the well and fall in. we built up the area around the well eventually. but i have 2 hand dug wells on my property they took months to dig but i work with what i have at my disposal.
J.W. Hunt Pretty awesome that you have water so close to the surface that you can get to it by hand... you must be in Nebraska. ;) Living in the desert, any water access is pretty much a miracle to us. My well is relatively shallow for my area... only 140 feet.
I grew up in Oklahoma near the red river i recall my grand dad sending me down a rope in a 5 gallon bucket to clean out a well that was trying to dry up I was only about 10 but my guess was about 30 feet. I spent the whole day down there with a shovel filling bucket after bucket till it was finally flowing again. I think it had something to do with the sand and silt stopping the water flow.
Sounds like a pretty awesome childhood... ;) Things our kids could never even imagine.
Sorry, that's just ridiculously expensive. I like the 3 gallon size, I like that they are stackable, but that price is astronomical.
+sciwolf359 Wow, you aren't joking. Normally when I see "it's too expensive" on youtube comments, it's not nearly too expensive. But this is absolutely too expensive. Wow.
It's only $250 !! You should have at least two of them. How important is it for you to drink clean water ?
Considering you can buy a water brick tan in color with a 1.6 gallon capacity for $15 from Brownell's, it is overpriced. The container in which you house it is not a measure of importance.
you can't just figure the containers in the mix, you need the filter the hand pump etc to make the entire system work. When you are in a situation when you have absolutely NO clean water, you need everything in the kit to make it work and well worth the $250 IMO. Need extra filters too and probably a backup water filtration system to boot.
You are making assumptions. I already have hand pumps, already have filters. Better ones then what comes in this product. Even buying a water break, a hand pump, and a water filter to go in the nozzle would still not come out to even near this price.
A Good System I like it. Sorry to say to much $$ for me right now
Sounds more of an advertisement than anything else.
Water brick and aqua brick are 2 did things huh ?
Please stop using the non-existent word of "spicket". You have so much exposure to viewers you should be saying spigot. Thanks & peace.