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I'm broke, you're broke, we're all broke. Even the smug guy on the balcony with the croissant hasn't got two AmEx gold cards to rub together these days. Tell everybody your schemes to save cash.
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Pop a pot of river water on said fire beneath the structure, and place a receptical at each corner of the bin bag.
Hey presto! Purifed water, ready to drink!
( , Wed 16 Nov 2011, 10:00, 8 replies)
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They're just flavoursome.
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Filter any particles out with cloth, then just boil the water for 10 minutes?
You'd get cleaner drinkable water with none of the ash and smoke!
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This enables you to recoup all the water.
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A filtration and rolling boil only kills off organic nasties.
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If you really want to be fussy about it, you could use some of your fire embers to make a charcoal filter instead of basic cloth. This would be the best you could manage without a properly manufactured filter.
The condensation method may keep chemical pollutants (depending on their specific type) as they would evaporate with the water and be recaptured with the condensation. Along with the ash and shite kicked up by the fire.
I'll grant that condensation is perhaps the easiest way to desalinate sea water though.
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buy 6 bottles of Evian from Sainsbury's instead of ripping up expensive bin bags?
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