Waterdrop Gravity Water Filter Straw, Portable Water Purifier
Capacity : 1.5 gal
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Purification Method : Gravity filtration|
Included Components : Personal water filter straw, 1.5 gal portable foldable gravity-fed water bag, 20 o|
Color : Blue|
Container Type : Gravity bag
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About Waterdrop Gravity Water Filter Straw, Portable Water Purifier
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
84% praised for its long-lasting durability, while 16% experienced a shorter lifespan
I have been backpacking for more than 10 years and have used a lot of filters. This indicates my experience with filters and ability to comment on their durability.
I used the filter in the backcountry for 10 days and was impressed with its performance.
The product is worth it, even though it's a few ounces heavier than some other ultrafiltration options.
After using 50 gallons, the filter flow rate slowed down by 400%.
79% appreciated its easy cleaning, while 21% found it high maintenance
The filtered water tasted clean and clear and I had no stomach issues.
After running a few bottles of water through the filter before first use, the filtered water tasted perfectly normal.
After running a few bottles worth of water through the filter before first use, the filtered water tasted perfectly normal.
I suggest washing hands first and keeping them clean.
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85% found it easy to using, while 15% had difficulties
The included strap is useful for carrying a full bag back to camp and attaching the system to a tree.
I found the device easy to use, with quick water filtration and a lightweight design for easy portability.
The device is easy to use, filters water quickly, and is light enough to carry around.
Due to my age and lack of nimbleness, I found the tube clip difficult to use.
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83% appreciated its effectiveness, but 17% questioned its effectiveness
I found that the product works even without its intended modifications.
When I kept an eye on it to clamp off when the bottle was filled, the second batch worked very nicely.
I left the first batch of water to filter at the creek, but most of it overflowed the receiving bottle and was wasted.
I found that the little gray plastic elbow connecting the 1.5 gal bag to the hose was blocked, possibly due to leftover flashing from manufacturing.
83% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 17% found it bulky
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I can use the filter separately like a life straw and attach it to tubing to avoid getting close to the ground.
It's easy to carry the product while walking back to camp. Just scoop up 1.5 gallons, roll the top shut, and sling it over your shoulder.
I found the filter cumbersome as I had to hold it over the opening of the container while filling up.
83% praised for its fast water flow rate, while 17% found it slow
I have noticed that the initial flow rate of the filter was faster, but now it has slowed down.
The flow rate of the filter is really slow.
The flow rate of water has slowed down over time. Initially, it filtered a gallon in about 10 minutes or less, but now it takes about 40 minutes for a gallon.
83% liked its ability to filter large quantities of water
The filter is lightweight and easy to use.
I did not mention the weight capacity of the filter.
