The most practical water filtration system hands down! Supplies are very limited, get one here SURVIVALPREPPER for 10% of canadianpreparedness.ca/search?type=product&q=proone*
I've found the most purest wholesome drink in the world that has all vitamins and minerals as well as loaded with electrolytes!! Tree Water!! With much digging research I've tapped 7 of my trees that gives me an avg of 5 gallons every 4 to 5 days. Im trying the tapped trees year round,so far it's been 6 months straight. Once you taste tree water you won't want to drink anything else! My family and I do regulary tree water fasting for health 💪. There's many varieties of trees that can be tapped,,,if the leaves fall off the tree in the fall time it's tappable. I've turned friends,family,neighbors onto this they all love it! People need to know this,,,you don't have to turn swamp water into drinkable if you learn how to tap a tree.
Sounds great....we use Brita but wouldn't mind something that maybe better.... How come someone hasn't invented a water filter system that can be cleaned and re-use?? Is there anything like that on the market or is that even possible??? Thank you Nate.
no he said the filters are sold out so use the same one for a year.....a year....gross....filtering all that same stuff never changing that filter for a year.....nasty nates negative advice strikes again.@@Ravespillo
Got you ain't s*** happens not nothing I remember like 2 months ago you were talking about panicking about some Russian submarines in the Gulf of Mexico😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 there is NOs*** going down..... and we are still alive just like we were last week and the week before that and the week before that the week before that the week before that the week before that and guess what we're still f****** here and we'll be here next week and you'll still be in here crying waiting for an apocalypse that's not f****** coming.
I’m a licensed plumber. I live in rural VT and have my own drilled well. I installed an in-line hand pump (pitcher pump) to the water inlet in my basement. Free, clean water any time of year with no power. Think outside the box people… Since doing this in my own home, I have spread the word and installed over 20 of these systems for others for under $300…
I'm on my own well and thought about getting a hand pump. Right now, we have a diesel generator wired into our cabin that can run everything except the washer and dryer. Was it hard to install?
Hey eightzerotwo I just googled pitcher pumps and it doesn’t look like there’s anything that can lift as deep as I need. Well is 97 feet deep. Any Ideas to help me out?
A cheapo item that is good also is cheap solar path lights. Even the $5 ones from Wallyworld. You can solar charge during the day, pull off the stake, and put on the table for light at night. Most of them use AA solar batteries. You can buy extra batts, put them out during the day, pull the Batts at night. Do that for 2 or 3 days and you have fully charged AA Batts for other uses. Now you have recharge AA Batts without grid power.
@@rabbitslippers Buy new rechargeable better quality batteries that you can change over to when the dollar tree ones crap out. Most batteries that come in these solar powered lights are of very low quality. I have multiple solar "garden lights", that after the one year and they "died" I've switched to the better quality batteries and nearly all of them are in perfect working order again and last more than one season. I've also bought the larger solar lights that you can mount on a wall, that has a longer cord to where you can hang the solar panel to get best sun coverage on it. Those two, I have mounted inside of the house with the solar charger outside. Just make sure to shut the motion sensor off or you'll go bonkers... LOL
I purchased small solar lights and installed around my house. I kept extras to keep inside. I position them throughout the house. If I have to use the bathroom at night , I get up, the light comes on. I always keep mine set for MOTION.
@@rcx7093 Yes, bathroom, stairway up to the second floor and hallway, I do keep them on the motion detection setting. In the bedroom and living room, nope. 😁
It's not easy for anyone to compete with Amazon. I'd rather pay $30 more than support them, unless I can't find something anywhere else. I always buy from local small business when possible too because once they go the big chain stores have a monopoly and we all just shot ourselves in the foot.
Sad but it’s becoming harder and harder to live a healthy life. Before you know it we’ll all be eating the government issued Snowpiercer bars and living in the projects under marshal law enforced by woke robots
Sawyer mini, lifestraw, there are heaps of products on the market to make water drinkable. However knowing how to make your own water filter is the best knowledge to have. Greetings from Oz 🇦🇺
Ordered 4 new filters for my Purewell gravity system a few hours ago. I like it because it filters tap water, and using a triple filter even removes fluoride. If SHTF, It can filter my stored water.
A small point about drinking cold, or rather very chilled, water. It is better not to drink strongly chilled water for several reasons. The most important thing, however, is the body's reaction to such cold water. This then has to heat the water consumed as quickly as possible to bring it to 36°C (96.8°F), which corresponds to the body temperature of a healthy person. Warm water (drinks) are also much easier on the digestive tract than cold water. On the other hand, peoples in desert regions also use the opposite effect and drink hot drinks such as tea, as the body then automatically begins to lower the temperature inside the body again in order to return to normal levels. The other way around, very cold liquids have the opposite effect in summer. The body uses even more energy to increase the temperature, which is of course counterproductive. So in short, it would theoretically be best to consume liquids that approximately correspond to your body temperature. greetings from germany and sorry for my bad English. i hope anybody can understand what i want to say.
For at home daily use until power becomes a problem, a tabletop distiller is the best option, especially if you have lead acid batteries to maintain or use a CPAP or oxygen concentrator. If you are concerned that drinking demineralized water is unhealthy, remineralize it with a bit of table salt, baking soda, or your other favorite mineral mix. In many cases, removing the excess of minerals in water will likely be a health benefit.
Built a diy system with two 5 gallon food grade buckets and a ceramic filter. Under $100 and should clean a lot more water before needing new filter . Just didn’t want to depend on needing replacement filters in the apocalypse lol . But this is a cool set up too .
I've been using this system for months and love it! Cleaned the filter and reinstalled, still flowing just as well as it did brand new. Just ordered another filter for backup. :) I love that this retains the good minerals, very important health wise!
You probably just got so used to being sick that you don't even know you're sick right now as we speak. Never drink straight river water, I don't care how fast it's flowing, where it's coming from, or what's upstream. You never know when something is going to die or shit just out of view upstream and give you a horrible disease. Also if you're near civilization (like within 300 miles) some of that water very well might be coming from a rusty pipe somewhere.
You must have been in butternutt no where and go so lucky as to not have anything dead just up river from where you were drinking... thats some serious luck... or was 4 years how long it was until you got really sick ? or did you relocate ?
Jesus is my ultimate prep ! He has got me prepared spiritually,mentally and physically! you can have every prep in the world but that dont do anything without the creator. Everything else is just a bonus.
Soap and toothpaste and water videos is what we need more of especially if you or someone could show us how to make soap and toothpaste from plants yes you can make them from plants yes I know their are other videos out their.
My ultimate prep is a Gameboy for my kid everyone forgets the kids. Have extra straws for elderly, children,disabled as well if a person can't hold a cup or standard water bottle they are in big trouble it's super overlooked.
No blaze no glory and I certainly don't want anybody to die. And I am willing to do whatever I can to keep it that way. Particularly since i've been looking at water filters and scratching my head.
Yeah because watching *Canadian Prepper and his "special insider information" from Twitter, and from sources that he conveniently never shows us or gives us details on* is DEFINITELY a reliable way to gauge how screwed we are.
I've seen and used a bunch of different water fountain or drinking station filters. They cost $75-$250 depending on specs n name brand. You can tie them into your water source with a gooseneck spout. Personally I can drink twice as much water due to less bloating feeling from straight city water. Just my two cents or round it up or down here in Canada
Thats a great idea those fountain filters can do tens of thousands of gallons. City water is packed with chemicals quit drinking it. Your bunghole is probably already boiled.
Love the title because the two best prepping items you can ever have are your hands and the knowledge of how to use them and how to use your mind unconventionally when the time comes. The only prepping one needs to do is learn now to create on the spot with their own two hands. Do a segment on this topic about going out in the wilderness with nothing and simply build a bushcraft.
@brandonreid7528 I dunno, he seems pretty prepped... Wana be or not, he's doing pretty well for himself. Sure wish I had a warehouse filled with goods🤔
prepped with what....skills no. food. who cares. he also lives in a city. has no property to call his own. cannot weld garden or even swim. let alone dive fly ski or fart on command. if you think he is prepped....your just one of his followers. hope you didnt buy a Gieger counter@@grantlincoln5070
Nice system. I always look at my pool for a SHTF scenario. Not to drink obviously. But the filter system to prefilter water. I never tried it but I think my pool would be good for personal hygiene also. It is pool season in Texas, I just watched my pool water turn from chunky green to clear blue with very little chlorine. I have an above the ground. The filter is one of those sand filters ( I use these things the size of golf balls that can be washed in your washing machine instead of sand ). I use very little chlorine, it is mostly washing the balls in the filter that does the work. A pool can be a great prepping tool in my opinion.
I have neighbors I don’t get along with. I also have a portable wild-fire hose pump system, I plan to use to take their pool water and put it in my water tanks. Yes, I know it’s kinda messed up, but it will make them go away.
@@chrismullin8304I have a similar situation with my neighbors up at the cottage. We have a drilled well with a solar pump so we don't need their water but they do have many other things we'll need once the shtf.
@@TheGrimFoot Already have an MSR pocket rocket. Never use it. Saving for a 'rainy day' as it were. Spent a lot more than $45 for it too. Unless you are referring to something else?
My " filters" reduce to 3 micron. It's basically a purifier. As long as you have something though you're better off. Nonpreppers though? Psh their bungholes are boiled.
@Kevin-qo6jw unlike humans, animals are well adapted to drink dirty water. Some people even believe that they were baptized in it Ron Jeremy style. Just catching rainwater for them is more than good enough.
I ordered one from you a few weeks ago. The family loves it. Clean safe water is amazing. My only complaint is it does filter a little slow with the one filter insert.
We have good well water, deep spring water (just bought 40 gallons home) AND if needed a Katdyn Expedition stainless filter. Its top of the line, mobile and fast. Ceramic filter, cleanable, and spares ($400 for spare ceramic). Dont think gravity is bad, just doesnt suit our needs
Thanks for this video Nate I got enough meds and food for five years in my bunker but seeing this video reminds me that I only got one built in filter in my bunker
Hell yah, perfect timing on what for the video. I was just looking at gravity water filtration systems today. This is super helpful as I was trying to look at each brand's certifications and 3rd party test results.
Considering a second solar powered well,already have 1 reverse osmosis filter. So there it should get a backup as well. Finally, next week getting my second solar system with 17.5 kwh battery
@@TheGrimFoot actually, I was thinking about putting some water related things in a faradày cage. Ro filter with pump, power station and panels. But where I live (Thailand) I think emp risk is rather low
save 100+ dollars and just use two 5 gallon food grade buckets drill the holes for the filters in bottom of top bucket, and lid of 2nd bucket, drill hole near bottom side of bottom bucket to install a cheap spigot like 1 dollar maybe, and good to go. filters are already expensive enough lol not gonna pay 100+ dollars for glorified buckets just because they are metal, also filters more water with 5 gallon buckets :)
Nothing wrong with unfiltered wild water as long as it's clear and from a moving source. Even rainwater doesn't need to be filtered, as the rain cycle itself is a purification process! City water, on the other hand, or water from a stagnant source i would definitely want to filter and purify, but even when we relied on water from a dam, we never filtered and only boiled it during certain times despite constant warnings about 'beaver fever' and never had an issue ;)
@@bruceb5481 I doubt that the worms came from the water. What were you eating around that time? Were you rummaging in the soil with bare hands? I had pinworms as a child, and they apparently came from the soil, as most parasitic worms do. I highly doubt it was the water.
Its one of mysystem ,this two 3 gal or five gal 2 bucket multi filter system. Top rough large bits filter and supply reservoir and bottom use tank with spout and fine filter. Too bucket have this filter. Have 3 gal natural set already. Top got but g bit filter. Middle is natural filter bottom like before.
Great video Nate, the only thing I disagree with is using the plastic filter to "remove microplastics" I would rather stick to steel as much as possible.
I agree and have them in my get home bags. But I think that's where they shine. Emergency on the move. For home use, you'll need to purify water for cooking, cleaning, etc. Have more than one option.
I've been using a gravity filter for our drinking water from a rain water tank. Never had a problem. I've been using the Doulton (England) candles. But I would change to one that also does Flouride if I was on town water. The Brita style one looks good, that it excepts propper type candles.
if you leave it to depend on holding stock & reserves by "prepping" then when the shtf it is going to hold you back by limiting your ability to adapt & forage... you will dependent on your pantry..
I have a geo press and a big bag to do the gravity filter to prefilter it if all else fails. I have an RO system with a UV filter under my sink and a pump with RV filters to siphon off my pool outside. If I need more than that, I have a bigger problem than clean water.
@@franny5295 clean water is first priority and basing yourself around a body of freshwater is imperative.. especially for fishing to get through the winters until you can start planting crops.. being stationary in the beginning is going to prevent you from locating a long term spot when everyone else is already on the move.. also opens you up to being raided if you sit around.. even under law & order people are evil... imagine them without any law & order... anyway just some food for thought, whatever you choose to do it is the right decision for you... don't think I am criticizing.. just contemplating...
There are some useful small, portable systems available aswell. Don't forget about logistics* either. (gathering, transport, storage..) and a possibility to get the stuff boiling once anyways. Requires some pot, solid enough to stand open fire.
For pre filtering water! A rugged coffee filter ( Those paper ones) I hear that in North America is called, making coffee the Dutch way! Me thinking, when i put active carbon/ charcoal in it it would not prefiltering any more! More a 2 trap filter! Cheap active coal i get in a big home pond / tropical fish tank shop! Maybe a DIY filter, for when running low on filter cartridges, our being ' comprimized'!
Thanks Nate, I'll ck um out. I have plenty fresh water around me as well as filters but as a prepper 3 is 2, 2 is 1, 1 is none, nothing wrong with plenty of redundancy. There's gonna be akit of people that's gonna need help when shtf
I've been using the same water distiller for the last six years, heavily, and I had to majorly modify because it's been so heavily used that certain components started rusting and degrading, where I had to replace it with copper pieces and rub it with ox gard to stop or slow down the rusting
The Good News: The Lord Jesus Christ died, was buried and rose again on the third day and shed his blood for the forgiveness of all sins for all who believe! Get saved today if you aren't already! Have a blessed day everyone!!🙏💯👋
Christ the black man in the bible did not died for all our sins he died for our past sins that we repent for when we repent be baptized in water & keep his commandments & try to stay out of willful sins every day , Christ did not died for our present sins that is the reason why we have to repent every day from our sins known & unknown sins because we are still living in a world of sin where Satan resides, wake up & study the word of God & get out of religion because they don’t fallow Christ they fallow Satan who is their God .😢😢
Nate: This is a good thing to know. I knew of the controversy with the other brand. This will give me something to research as a possible buy, since I am buying a Gravity Water system.
Injuries, pathogens and starvation is probably what’s going to kill most people during SHTF even though populated areas most people will be killing, robbing and stealing from each other, revenge etc. so people, pathogens, injuries and starvation is what kills most people during SHTF grid down because 99% of everyone depends on the grid for survival and have no survival skills. Heat in winter time and cooking everyone with a brain will use firewood for heating and cooking. People that has the highest chance of surviving SHTF grid down are intelligent people that lives in the country far away from populated areas and that has gardens and livestock which is not that many people
Lol, that's the spirit! Love my silky saws, just wish I waited until the outdoor ones came out! I didn't know they were coming out when I bought my silkys, but I thought we'd be in mad max by now.
Stop saying run to Jesus, such nonsense repent be baptized in water in the name of the father his son & the Holy Spirit & keep the commandments which you are not doing & stay out of willful sin , you a still keeping the day that Satan gave you that don’t have anything to do with Christ but yet you are saying you are living right, if you are still in religion & keep up the world holidays such as Christmas, Easter , Valentine’s Day , thanksgiving giving & Halloween you are worshiping Satan who is your God , wake up & smell the coffee before it is too late .😢😢
Good Afternoon Nate. I Gave Your TH-cam Video A Huge Thumbs Up 👍 Ok Nate. Iam Still Praying For The Entire World Too Ok Nate. Amen. These Are Great Survival Tips During SHTF Nate. I Love Watching All Of Your TH-cam Videos Too Nate. Keep Up The Great Work Nate And Thanks For This TH-cam Video Update.
hahahahha yah the filters taste like crap due to the chemical leach and manufacturing residue. so lame. he also says use the filter for a year since its backordered.
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The most practical water filtration system hands down!
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9:27 Did you mean to say decrease the flow rate by adding more filters? Seems like you would slow the flow rate down by adding more resistance.
I've found the most purest wholesome drink in the world that has all vitamins and minerals as well as loaded with electrolytes!! Tree Water!! With much digging research I've tapped 7 of my trees that gives me an avg of 5 gallons every 4 to 5 days. Im trying the tapped trees year round,so far it's been 6 months straight. Once you taste tree water you won't want to drink anything else! My family and I do regulary tree water fasting for health 💪. There's many varieties of trees that can be tapped,,,if the leaves fall off the tree in the fall time it's tappable. I've turned friends,family,neighbors onto this they all love it! People need to know this,,,you don't have to turn swamp water into drinkable if you learn how to tap a tree.
Sounds great....we use Brita but wouldn't mind something that maybe better.... How come someone hasn't invented a water filter system that can be cleaned and re-use?? Is there anything like that on the market or is that even possible??? Thank you Nate.
no he said the filters are sold out so use the same one for a year.....a year....gross....filtering all that same stuff never changing that filter for a year.....nasty nates negative advice strikes again.@@Ravespillo
Got you ain't s*** happens not nothing I remember like 2 months ago you were talking about panicking about some Russian submarines in the Gulf of Mexico😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 there is NOs*** going down..... and we are still alive just like we were last week and the week before that and the week before that the week before that the week before that the week before that and guess what we're still f****** here and we'll be here next week and you'll still be in here crying waiting for an apocalypse that's not f****** coming.
I’m a licensed plumber. I live in rural VT and have my own drilled well. I installed an in-line hand pump (pitcher pump) to the water inlet in my basement. Free, clean water any time of year with no power. Think outside the box people… Since doing this in my own home, I have spread the word and installed over 20 of these systems for others for under $300…
A well in rural area in the south usually runs north of 20k
Drilling a deep well here is around 3k for 139ft.
@Pedroandkalithemaligator6602 Give them a metal storm. Can't just give up because some people might want what you have. You have to fight for it.
I'm on my own well and thought about getting a hand pump. Right now, we have a diesel generator wired into our cabin that can run everything except the washer and dryer.
Was it hard to install?
Hey eightzerotwo I just googled pitcher pumps and it doesn’t look like there’s anything that can lift as deep as I need. Well is 97 feet deep. Any Ideas to help me out?
We are bugging in. So having a way to filter rainwater etc. is important. Thanks, Nate.
A cheapo item that is good also is cheap solar path lights. Even the $5 ones from Wallyworld. You can solar charge during the day, pull off the stake, and put on the table for light at night. Most of them use AA solar batteries. You can buy extra batts, put them out during the day, pull the Batts at night. Do that for 2 or 3 days and you have fully charged AA Batts for other uses. Now you have recharge AA Batts without grid power.
Dollar Tree solar garden lights are great too for 1 season.
@@rabbitslippers Buy new rechargeable better quality batteries that you can change over to when the dollar tree ones crap out. Most batteries that come in these solar powered lights are of very low quality.
I have multiple solar "garden lights", that after the one year and they "died" I've switched to the better quality batteries and nearly all of them are in perfect working order again and last more than one season.
I've also bought the larger solar lights that you can mount on a wall, that has a longer cord to where you can hang the solar panel to get best sun coverage on it. Those two, I have mounted inside of the house with the solar charger outside. Just make sure to shut the motion sensor off or you'll go bonkers... LOL
I purchased small solar lights and installed around my house. I kept extras to keep inside. I position them throughout the house. If I have to use the bathroom at night , I get up, the light comes on. I always keep mine set for MOTION.
@@rcx7093 Yes, bathroom, stairway up to the second floor and hallway, I do keep them on the motion detection setting. In the bedroom and living room, nope. 😁
Good idea 🎉
With shipping about $31 more than Amazon ... BUT ... you work hard for us, so I ordered the pitcher and 2 filters.
It's not easy for anyone to compete with Amazon. I'd rather pay $30 more than support them, unless I can't find something anywhere else. I always buy from local small business when possible too because once they go the big chain stores have a monopoly and we all just shot ourselves in the foot.
Nano Plastics? U.S. Scientists state that nano plastics are in 98% of the bottled water sold in America
Also found in new borns
Exactly
1:38
Sad but it’s becoming harder and harder to live a healthy life. Before you know it we’ll all be eating the government issued Snowpiercer bars and living in the projects under marshal law enforced by woke robots
Nano plastics are in everything brotha, ... our bungholes are boiled.
So THAT'S the horrible taste in bottled water!
Just prepare the best you can. Most important is your soul.
yep. this mortal life is but temporary. the next life is eternal. where we spend it makes all the difference
Amen Brutha
Prepping is like the 3 little piglets and the wolf. Even children learned it. Adults have forgotten it though
For a cheap option, I drilled 2 holes in the bottom of a stock pot and added a spout to a lower collection pot. $24.00 setup.
Food grade 5 gallon buckets work great too
Which filters are you using?
With no filters? 😧
Sawyer mini, lifestraw, there are heaps of products on the market to make water drinkable. However knowing how to make your own water filter is the best knowledge to have. Greetings from Oz 🇦🇺
Got one years ago and love it! Everyone should have one long before you do food prep!
May I ask,how do you know it time to change the filter,any visible signs? Thank you
Ordered 4 new filters for my Purewell gravity system a few hours ago. I like it because it filters tap water, and using a triple filter even removes fluoride. If SHTF, It can filter my stored water.
Good on ya brotha. Gotta make sure you're ready, or your bunghole is boiled.
A small point about drinking cold, or rather very chilled, water. It is better not to drink strongly chilled water for several reasons. The most important thing, however, is the body's reaction to such cold water. This then has to heat the water consumed as quickly as possible to bring it to 36°C (96.8°F), which corresponds to the body temperature of a healthy person. Warm water (drinks) are also much easier on the digestive tract than cold water. On the other hand, peoples in desert regions also use the opposite effect and drink hot drinks such as tea, as the body then automatically begins to lower the temperature inside the body again in order to return to normal levels. The other way around, very cold liquids have the opposite effect in summer. The body uses even more energy to increase the temperature, which is of course counterproductive. So in short, it would theoretically be best to consume liquids that approximately correspond to your body temperature. greetings from germany
and sorry for my bad English. i hope anybody can understand what i want to say.
For at home daily use until power becomes a problem, a tabletop distiller is the best option, especially if you have lead acid batteries to maintain or use a CPAP or oxygen concentrator.
If you are concerned that drinking demineralized water is unhealthy, remineralize it with a bit of table salt, baking soda, or your other favorite mineral mix. In many cases, removing the excess of minerals in water will likely be a health benefit.
Built a diy system with two 5 gallon food grade buckets and a ceramic filter. Under $100 and should clean a lot more water before needing new filter . Just didn’t want to depend on needing replacement filters in the apocalypse lol . But this is a cool set up too .
Any DIY details and me and y budget will thank you. Living in Germany. Our prep options are limited.
Look into the pool shock option if you're on a budget. No filters to buy. @@lapope2568
@@lapope2568 Ditto in Seattle.
Heard of shungite for water filtration, still avail USA, though comes from Russia.
I've been using this system for months and love it! Cleaned the filter and reinstalled, still flowing just as well as it did brand new. Just ordered another filter for backup. :)
I love that this retains the good minerals, very important health wise!
I lived off river water for 4 years I never once got sick....
You probably just got so used to being sick that you don't even know you're sick right now as we speak. Never drink straight river water, I don't care how fast it's flowing, where it's coming from, or what's upstream. You never know when something is going to die or shit just out of view upstream and give you a horrible disease. Also if you're near civilization (like within 300 miles) some of that water very well might be coming from a rusty pipe somewhere.
You must have been in butternutt no where and go so lucky as to not have anything dead just up river from where you were drinking... thats some serious luck... or was 4 years how long it was until you got really sick ? or did you relocate ?
I went years drinking out of rivers on and off and had no problems. But I did eventually run out of luck.
@@davidclarke6658 shit some tadpoles
I lived off Capri Sun for three weeks and almost died
Dude, really rare useful video from this chanel! Thumbs up!
Jesus is my ultimate prep ! He has got me prepared spiritually,mentally and physically! you can have every prep in the world but that dont do anything without the creator. Everything else is just a bonus.
True with out him to guide us mentally we will fail
Amen @@mrwhiskers1471
lol
All can laugh and scoff, but are the ones that become the most foolish and show themselves to be fools.
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Nate, you may go out honorably but never quietly waiting for the end. God Bless you.
Soap and toothpaste and water videos is what we need more of especially if you or someone could show us how to make soap and toothpaste from plants yes you can make them from plants yes I know their are other videos out their.
filter your house water. Minnesota here, we have the healthiest water anywhere....yet im worried
Saves to play it safe, Stay Focused on your goals people
Agreed. Times are too volatile. Can't afford to stray off the path. If we do... our bungholes are boiled.
My ultimate prep is a Gameboy for my kid everyone forgets the kids. Have extra straws for elderly, children,disabled as well if a person can't hold a cup or standard water bottle they are in big trouble it's super overlooked.
Thank you for this...always thinking about how best to help others...instead of selfishly gatekeeping. Much Love & Respect!🙏🎯
You are so positive and encouraging it's hard to comprehend...
No blaze no glory and I certainly don't want anybody to die. And I am willing to do whatever I can to keep it that way. Particularly since i've been looking at water filters and scratching my head.
I like these vids because when they come on that means there isn't anything SHTF worthy and we have another day!
lol not sure about that ;)
Yeah because watching *Canadian Prepper and his "special insider information" from Twitter, and from sources that he conveniently never shows us or gives us details on* is DEFINITELY a reliable way to gauge how screwed we are.
@@Bill_Cypher69if you think it's all B's why keep watching?
@@zacharymcdonald6323 it's entertaining
I've seen and used a bunch of different water fountain or drinking station filters. They cost $75-$250 depending on specs n name brand. You can tie them into your water source with a gooseneck spout. Personally I can drink twice as much water due to less bloating feeling from straight city water. Just my two cents or round it up or down here in Canada
Thats a great idea those fountain filters can do tens of thousands of gallons. City water is packed with chemicals quit drinking it. Your bunghole is probably already boiled.
Love the title because the two best prepping items you can ever have are your hands and the knowledge of how to use them and how to use your mind unconventionally when the time comes. The only prepping one needs to do is learn now to create on the spot with their own two hands. Do a segment on this topic about going out in the wilderness with nothing and simply build a bushcraft.
he cant....he is not really a prepper or tool man. he is a political war analyst wanna be....best look for skills elsewhere
@brandonreid7528 I dunno, he seems pretty prepped... Wana be or not, he's doing pretty well for himself. Sure wish I had a warehouse filled with goods🤔
prepped with what....skills no. food. who cares. he also lives in a city. has no property to call his own. cannot weld garden or even swim.
let alone dive fly ski or fart on command.
if you think he is prepped....your just one of his followers. hope you didnt buy a Gieger counter@@grantlincoln5070
Nice system. I always look at my pool for a SHTF scenario. Not to drink obviously. But the filter system to prefilter water. I never tried it but I think my pool would be good for personal hygiene also. It is pool season in Texas, I just watched my pool water turn from chunky green to clear blue with very little chlorine. I have an above the ground. The filter is one of those sand filters ( I use these things the size of golf balls that can be washed in your washing machine instead of sand ). I use very little chlorine, it is mostly washing the balls in the filter that does the work. A pool can be a great prepping tool in my opinion.
I have neighbors I don’t get along with. I also have a portable wild-fire hose pump system, I plan to use to take their pool water and put it in my water tanks.
Yes, I know it’s kinda messed up, but it will make them go away.
Never forget to wash your balls
😅 You may have to make them go away before they make
you go away
@@TonyMartin911
@@chrismullin8304I have a similar situation with my neighbors up at the cottage. We have a drilled well with a solar pump so we don't need their water but they do have many other things we'll need once the shtf.
Personally I would preboil then prefilter THEN use my obscenely expensive filters.
I agree, when my filters clog.... my bunghole boils
@@TheGrimFoot Clogged filters are like being constipated - doesn't want to allow anything out.... lol
@@crazysquirrel9425 dude it sucks, mh MSRs ar 45 dollars a piece
@@TheGrimFoot Already have an MSR pocket rocket. Never use it. Saving for a 'rainy day' as it were.
Spent a lot more than $45 for it too.
Unless you are referring to something else?
@@crazysquirrel9425 I'm referring to the replacement inserts for that unit. I have several different brands, and they're all expensive.
Been using propur for years.. glad your supporting them
I have been using Zero Water for years now, it works just as well, and filters out fluoride.
There’s a big difference between filtered and purified water
I'll drink filtered purified water all day 😂
Filtered involves removing sediment and purifying would involve removing parasites, toxic minerals and such
My " filters" reduce to 3 micron. It's basically a purifier. As long as you have something though you're better off. Nonpreppers though? Psh their bungholes are boiled.
@@CSwivel can you drink rain water without adding calsium etc to it?
@Kevin-qo6jw unlike humans, animals are well adapted to drink dirty water. Some people even believe that they were baptized in it Ron Jeremy style. Just catching rainwater for them is more than good enough.
I ordered one from you a few weeks ago. The family loves it. Clean safe water is amazing. My only complaint is it does filter a little slow with the one filter insert.
We have good well water, deep spring water (just bought 40 gallons home) AND if needed a Katdyn Expedition stainless filter. Its top of the line, mobile and fast. Ceramic filter, cleanable, and spares ($400 for spare ceramic). Dont think gravity is bad, just doesnt suit our needs
And I thought my demise in grid down would be from lack of toilet paper.
good ol gear review vids. love seeing the old canadian prep in action
Thanks for this video Nate I got enough meds and food for five years in my bunker but seeing this video reminds me that I only got one built in filter in my bunker
Hell yah, perfect timing on what for the video. I was just looking at gravity water filtration systems today. This is super helpful as I was trying to look at each brand's certifications and 3rd party test results.
We got a berky
Berky filter have trace of silver!!!
I did it Nate! Ordered the Big One! Thanks!
Thanks Nate now the secrets out! I better stock up before the mad rush
Considering a second solar powered well,already have 1 reverse osmosis filter. So there it should get a backup as well. Finally, next week getting my second solar system with 17.5 kwh battery
Today picking up the inverter. Around 8kw. And ordering the 13 panels each 550w. In 2 weeks will receive the battery
Get some manual systems too in case of a solar flare, or emp. If not.... your bunghole is boiled.
Man use a fake name in your title
@@marykrenek512 what is wrong with the title title
@@TheGrimFoot actually, I was thinking about putting some water related things in a faradày cage. Ro filter with pump, power station and panels. But where I live (Thailand) I think emp risk is rather low
save 100+ dollars and just use two 5 gallon food grade buckets drill the holes for the filters in bottom of top bucket, and lid of 2nd bucket, drill hole near bottom side of bottom bucket to install a cheap spigot like 1 dollar maybe, and good to go. filters are already expensive enough lol not gonna pay 100+ dollars for glorified buckets just because they are metal, also filters more water with 5 gallon buckets :)
YUUUP,good cheap system.
What sort of filter do you use in this system?
I have these/that on standby. More cost effective and like you said it’s way cheaper and holds more water in 5 gal bucket. 👍💯
@@alldayeverydaypreparedness thank you for your reply.
@@jaynesierakowska3120 blessings
Nate: Would you please offer copies of your tee shirts for sale. They are epic!
Thanks, a fan!
The big stainless steel makes sense. No micro plastic particles.
Except the ones in the plastic filters
@@80srenaissance67 Thank you for reminding me my nightmare never ends.
Berky filters have silver and is good for you like colidel silver
Nothing wrong with unfiltered wild water as long as it's clear and from a moving source. Even rainwater doesn't need to be filtered, as the rain cycle itself is a purification process! City water, on the other hand, or water from a stagnant source i would definitely want to filter and purify, but even when we relied on water from a dam, we never filtered and only boiled it during certain times despite constant warnings about 'beaver fever' and never had an issue ;)
As a backpacker in the adk. mountains, I drank from streams for 25 years until I got a case of worms. 😢😢😢
@@bruceb5481 I doubt that the worms came from the water. What were you eating around that time? Were you rummaging in the soil with bare hands? I had pinworms as a child, and they apparently came from the soil, as most parasitic worms do. I highly doubt it was the water.
This remember the “filtros de barro” (clay filters) that we use to have in my childhood. Still exist today. :) 3:44
Its one of mysystem ,this two 3 gal or five gal 2 bucket multi filter system. Top rough large bits filter and supply reservoir and bottom use tank with spout and fine filter. Too bucket have this filter. Have 3 gal natural set already. Top got but g bit filter. Middle is natural filter bottom like before.
Bought this from you
Setting it up Saturday morning 🎉
Your best video yet! Very informative for everyone. Everyone should be filtering their water. Soooo many chemicals in the water.
Having a Ro system that I built for Maple syrup season will come in handy as it adds to my preps. Thankfully It can run on my solar setup...
Thanks Nate, i was looking at this system as a possible one for my family.
Great video Nate, the only thing I disagree with is using the plastic filter to "remove microplastics" I would rather stick to steel as much as possible.
Canadian prepper LifeStraw products are very good and they're cost-effective
Only against virus.
I agree and have them in my get home bags. But I think that's where they shine. Emergency on the move. For home use, you'll need to purify water for cooking, cleaning, etc. Have more than one option.
Thanks Nate!!! Just bought a few filters- I’ve been looking for awhile!! Take care of yourself
I've been using a gravity filter for our drinking water from a rain water tank. Never had a problem. I've been using the Doulton (England) candles. But I would change to one that also does Flouride if I was on town water.
The Brita style one looks good, that it excepts propper type candles.
if you leave it to depend on holding stock & reserves by "prepping" then when the shtf it is going to hold you back by limiting your ability to adapt & forage... you will dependent on your pantry..
I have a geo press and a big bag to do the gravity filter to prefilter it if all else fails. I have an RO system with a UV filter under my sink and a pump with RV filters to siphon off my pool outside. If I need more than that, I have a bigger problem than clean water.
@@franny5295 clean water is first priority and basing yourself around a body of freshwater is imperative.. especially for fishing to get through the winters until you can start planting crops.. being stationary in the beginning is going to prevent you from locating a long term spot when everyone else is already on the move.. also opens you up to being raided if you sit around.. even under law & order people are evil... imagine them without any law & order... anyway just some food for thought, whatever you choose to do it is the right decision for you... don't think I am criticizing.. just contemplating...
Agreed if you can't forage..... your bunghole is boiled.
@@TheGrimFoot keep a good supply of preparation H on hand
Just be prepared to do it all
Nate, you should do a shirt giveaway to your subscribers. Especially the one you’re wearing in this video that’s exactly exactly how I feel.
his shirt should say quietly grifting until the end
There are some useful small, portable systems available aswell. Don't forget about logistics* either. (gathering, transport, storage..) and a possibility to get the stuff boiling once anyways.
Requires some pot, solid enough to stand open fire.
Brigadier general Holt was on Inspired. Everyone should hear him as what he thinks is coming.
For pre filtering water!
A rugged coffee filter ( Those paper ones)
I hear that in North America is called, making coffee the Dutch way!
Me thinking, when i put active carbon/ charcoal in it it would not prefiltering any more!
More a 2 trap filter!
Cheap active coal i get in a big home pond / tropical fish tank shop!
Maybe a DIY filter, for when running low on filter cartridges, our being ' comprimized'!
Awesome video sir..... Good ol CP style.... Not saying I don't appreciate all the hard work u put in with the WWIII news but
BRAVO ! I just bought one - thank you
Thanks Nate, I'll ck um out. I have plenty fresh water around me as well as filters but as a prepper 3 is 2, 2 is 1, 1 is none, nothing wrong with plenty of redundancy. There's gonna be akit of people that's gonna need help when shtf
I've been using the same water distiller for the last six years, heavily, and I had to majorly modify because it's been so heavily used that certain components started rusting and degrading, where I had to replace it with copper pieces and rub it with ox gard to stop or slow down the rusting
Thank you for your efforts, Nate.
The Good News: The Lord Jesus Christ died, was buried and rose again on the third day and shed his blood for the forgiveness of all sins for all who believe! Get saved today if you aren't already!
Have a blessed day everyone!!🙏💯👋
Amen 🙏
Christ the black man in the bible did not died for all our sins he died for our past sins that we repent for when we repent be baptized in water & keep his commandments & try to stay out of willful sins every day , Christ did not died for our present sins that is the reason why we have to repent every day from our sins known & unknown sins because we are still living in a world of sin where Satan resides, wake up & study the word of God & get out of religion because they don’t fallow Christ they fallow Satan who is their God .😢😢
Acts 2.38 !!!
Nate: This is a good thing to know. I knew of the controversy with the other brand. This will give me something to research as a possible buy, since I am buying a Gravity Water system.
A good feature would be to produce filters for refrigerator models.
Nate. Thankyou very much for the valuable information and God bless you and your family. I signed up for newsletter/updates. Peace out
Assembled in America. aka "We made this for $1 in China and just put it in the Box in America"
That's pretty accurate.
Lol, a cynic! Probably 😂
@@KenshinPhoenix you dont actually think they made it somwhere else. Do you?
Not a purifier, but better than nothing. And can be a step toward final purification.
Great video great advice great people in the comment section
Injuries, pathogens and starvation is probably what’s going to kill most people during SHTF even though populated areas most people will be killing, robbing and stealing from each other, revenge etc. so people, pathogens, injuries and starvation is what kills most people during SHTF grid down because 99% of everyone depends on the grid for survival and have no survival skills. Heat in winter time and cooking everyone with a brain will use firewood for heating and cooking. People that has the highest chance of surviving SHTF grid down are intelligent people that lives in the country far away from populated areas and that has gardens and livestock which is not that many people
No! Drugs.
Next is my blade in your perception of reality😂
I kant wait Smmfh
I have multiple ways to purify my wayer.
"If it's not broke, don't fix it!" My favorite line!
sounds like you have a cold....feel better soon god bless & god speed from Minnesota
Iv had the 5 litre stanless gravity filter for 5 years filters aint cheap but are very good
Makes sense. I'm getting 2.
I hear there's a ton of sub par filters on Amazon. If the price seems too good to be true it probably is.
Great info thank you Nate.
I can survive anything. I have a perky water filter and a silkie saw.
Lol, that's the spirit! Love my silky saws, just wish I waited until the outdoor ones came out! I didn't know they were coming out when I bought my silkys, but I thought we'd be in mad max by now.
Excellent video ! Thanks for the information!
Run to Jesus yeshua asap 🙏 🙌 happy Good Friday and Easter Sunday saints 🙌
Stop saying run to Jesus, such nonsense repent be baptized in water in the name of the father his son & the Holy Spirit & keep the commandments which you are not doing & stay out of willful sin , you a still keeping the day that Satan gave you that don’t have anything to do with Christ but yet you are saying you are living right, if you are still in religion & keep up the world holidays such as Christmas, Easter , Valentine’s Day , thanksgiving giving & Halloween you are worshiping Satan who is your God , wake up & smell the coffee before it is too late .😢😢
Good Afternoon Nate. I Gave Your TH-cam Video A Huge Thumbs Up 👍 Ok Nate. Iam Still Praying For The Entire World Too Ok Nate. Amen. These Are Great Survival Tips During SHTF Nate. I Love Watching All Of Your TH-cam Videos Too Nate. Keep Up The Great Work Nate And Thanks For This TH-cam Video Update.
Nice to get notification on your recommened items
Good luck finding replacement filters! I ordered mine 7 weeks ago. Still waiting!?!?!?!?
Micro plastics yet the water goes into plastic. Good one
hahahahha yah the filters taste like crap due to the chemical leach and manufacturing residue. so lame. he also says use the filter for a year since its backordered.
Keep prepping and don’t get discouraged. 👍💯
What if there is no gravity.
What the hell do I do now.
Thank you so very much really love the chanel😊
stock up on coffee filters for pre filtering.
has anyone tried a charcoal/sand filter in one of these as a last resort for when the filters, inevitably, run out?
Blessings Nate thank you. Ps love love love your T shirt
How can you tell when the filter should be changed out ?🇨🇦