Non-purifying filters do have a place in our water cleaning arsenal (mainly for hikers drinking from natural water sources) but for most travellers, especially those drinking tap water, a purifier is a much better choice. Counterintuitively, viruses are most common in tap water and areas with ...
According to theCDC, most of the organisms that cause the much dreaded “traveler’s diahrea” can be transferred, and are most commonly acquired, through contaminated and unpurified watersources. This is why having a water purifier when traveling adventurously, to places throughout South...
Once you have a filter water bottle for travel, you might even start using it for everyday use at home or in the office. Even when traveling within the United States, you can use these travel water bottles in hotels, as they make water taste extra-clean and fresh. ...
We like that there are dozens of colors and different sizes to choose from, and they’re all easy to fill with ice, a water filter, or a water purifier, thanks to the wide opening. It's easy to get your hand in for cleaning, too, and since it’s transparent, it’s the best wat...
Pitchers, faucet attachments, and under-sink systems all have their pros and cons for reducing contaminants in your drinking water.
These are the best water filters for your home, including under sink, countertop, and faucet, which can filter out chlorine, microplastics, PFAS and more.
UV-Based Purifiers:UV-based purifiers (which don’t filter particulates) can be a quick and easy option if you’ll be near sources of clear water. They’re also a common piece of equipment if you’ll be traveling out of the country where viruses are a concern. ...
It’s light and it’s leak proof too which make it ideal to bring on hikes, camping, and while traveling. I love how light it is when empty, just over 5 ounces. Like most plastic water bottles, this is hand wash only. GRAYL Ultralight Purifier Bottle ...
Here’s the good news: there are a ton of efficient ways to reduce your carbon footprint and plastic waste consumption when traveling. One of the easiest and most effective ways to travel sustainably is to avoid single-use plastic the road, andbring your own reusable water bottle!
For globetrotters and hikers traveling internationally, it’s hard to beat the convenience of the Grayl Geopress. While the Katadyn BeFree above filters out protozoa and bacteria, the Grayl purifier takes it a step further by adding protection against viruses too small for most filters, including...