Comments for Water Purifiers World http://waterpurifiersworld.com Tue, 15 May 2012 22:51:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Which is the best Water purifier to buy in India? Is Pureit a good brand? or are there any other good brands? by Shweta http://waterpurifiersworld.com/which-is-the-best-water-purifier-to-buy-in-india-is-pureit-a-good-brand-or-are-there-any-other-good-brands/comment-page-1/#comment-2311 Shweta Tue, 15 May 2012 22:51:02 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/which-is-the-best-water-purifier-to-buy-in-india-is-pureit-a-good-brand-or-are-there-any-other-good-brands/#comment-2311 Aquaguard without a second thought, they are the best, most common and easily available brand in India. Aquaguard without a second thought, they are the best, most common and easily available brand in India.

]]> Comment on Which is the best Water purifier to buy in India? Is Pureit a good brand? or are there any other good brands? by Rahul http://waterpurifiersworld.com/which-is-the-best-water-purifier-to-buy-in-india-is-pureit-a-good-brand-or-are-there-any-other-good-brands/comment-page-1/#comment-2310 Rahul Tue, 15 May 2012 22:19:43 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/which-is-the-best-water-purifier-to-buy-in-india-is-pureit-a-good-brand-or-are-there-any-other-good-brands/#comment-2310 you have to try out the kent. It is the leading water purifier in India. Pureit is also a good choice if your budget is low. But if you think for the safest and best choose kent. For making a coice you should try out the crystalline, kent, pureit, aquaguard. you have to try out the kent. It is the leading water purifier in India. Pureit is also a good choice if your budget is low. But if you think for the safest and best choose kent. For making a coice you should try out the crystalline, kent, pureit, aquaguard.

]]> Comment on Would a backpacking water purifier make Cambodian tap water safe to drink? by michiganwife http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/comment-page-1/#comment-2305 michiganwife Mon, 14 May 2012 01:09:32 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/#comment-2305 Just tell her to buy bottled water. It is easy to get and there is no risk of scewing it up. Why take the chance when you are over there? Tell her not to even brush her teeth with that water its so bad for you! Bottled water is very cheap. Also make sure that she checks the seal on the bottle of water before she drinks it. I have read that sometimes people just fill it up with reg water, but you can tell because of the seal. She will be fine when she is there though, don't worry to much. I was a blonde, 21yr old American when I went by myself. I didn't have any problems. The only time I was scared was in PP and I didn't want to go out at night by myself. She's going to have so much fun!!! Just tell her to buy bottled water. It is easy to get and there is no risk of scewing it up. Why take the chance when you are over there? Tell her not to even brush her teeth with that water its so bad for you! Bottled water is very cheap. Also make sure that she checks the seal on the bottle of water before she drinks it. I have read that sometimes people just fill it up with reg water, but you can tell because of the seal. She will be fine when she is there though, don’t worry to much. I was a blonde, 21yr old American when I went by myself. I didn’t have any problems. The only time I was scared was in PP and I didn’t want to go out at night by myself. She’s going to have so much fun!!!

]]> Comment on Would a backpacking water purifier make Cambodian tap water safe to drink? by Philippine Traveler http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/comment-page-1/#comment-2304 Philippine Traveler Mon, 14 May 2012 01:09:07 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/#comment-2304 I would take a water filter. I would recomend the "First Need Water Filter". I used this model when I visited the Philippines. This filter is the only one that will remove viruses without adding chemicals. The only non-chemical water purifier certified to EPA Guide Standard for microbiological purifiers against bacteria, cysts and viruses Direct Connect™ attaches the unit snugly atop most trail and bike water bottles Easy-grip, double-action handle provides comfortable pumping, or use the Gravity Assist connection for hands-free purification without pumping Comes with self-cleaning pre-filter, adjustable float, 36-in. long inlet hose, integral sanitary cover and nylon carrying bag Now the bad news $ 93.00 at rei.com I would take a water filter. I would recomend the “First Need Water Filter”. I used this model when I visited the Philippines.
This filter is the only one that will remove viruses without adding chemicals.

The only non-chemical water purifier certified to EPA Guide Standard for microbiological purifiers against bacteria, cysts and viruses
Direct Connect™ attaches the unit snugly atop most trail and bike water bottles
Easy-grip, double-action handle provides comfortable pumping, or use the Gravity Assist connection for hands-free purification without pumping
Comes with self-cleaning pre-filter, adjustable float, 36-in. long inlet hose, integral sanitary cover and nylon carrying bag

Now the bad news $ 93.00 at rei.com

]]> Comment on Would a backpacking water purifier make Cambodian tap water safe to drink? by bob n http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/comment-page-1/#comment-2303 bob n Mon, 14 May 2012 00:17:46 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/#comment-2303 Good idea. She can refill her own bottles. Some iodine crystal might be useful too. Even with bottled water you must be careful. Some unscrupulous types refill bottles with tap water and reseal them. It can be hard to detect. Sometimes a street merchant will open the bottle for you when you buy it so you cannot check the seal. Bottled water from stores should be okay. Good idea. She can refill her own bottles. Some iodine crystal might be useful too.

Even with bottled water you must be careful. Some unscrupulous types refill bottles with tap water and reseal them. It can be hard to detect. Sometimes a street merchant will open the bottle for you when you buy it so you cannot check the seal.

Bottled water from stores should be okay.

]]> Comment on Would a backpacking water purifier make Cambodian tap water safe to drink? by volcanne http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/comment-page-1/#comment-2302 volcanne Sun, 13 May 2012 23:37:56 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/#comment-2302 Praise God that your daughter is going for a mission trip, firstly, tap water in most South east Asian countries are not save for drinking unless it boiled first. Our water piping have been around for some time and due to our weather/climate here, the piping will have suffered from corrosion or rust. Bottled water should be easy to obtained, but do purchase from the more recognised brands. so, please be advice, do not drink directly from a tap, always use you backpacker's water purifier when bottled water is not available. Praise God that your daughter is going for a mission trip,

firstly, tap water in most South east Asian countries are not save for drinking unless it boiled first. Our water piping have been around for some time and due to our weather/climate here, the piping will have suffered from corrosion or rust.
Bottled water should be easy to obtained, but do purchase from the more recognised brands.

so, please be advice, do not drink directly from a tap, always use you backpacker’s water purifier when bottled water is not available.

]]> Comment on Would a backpacking water purifier make Cambodian tap water safe to drink? by randyrandola http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/comment-page-1/#comment-2301 randyrandola Sun, 13 May 2012 23:18:21 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/would-a-backpacking-water-purifier-make-cambodian-tap-water-safe-to-drink/#comment-2301 I would take a water purifier with me. I used one in Afirca and had no problems. The problem with buying bottled water is that a lot of the time, it is just tap water. Or worse ... I would take a water purifier with me. I used one in Afirca and had no problems.

The problem with buying bottled water is that a lot of the time, it is just tap water. Or worse …

]]> Comment on Stop paragon water filter connection from spraying and leaking where it screws into the faucet? by Bill http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/comment-page-1/#comment-2296 Bill Tue, 08 May 2012 23:21:21 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/#comment-2296 From your question I believe that the water leak is coming from the area just below the diverter valve top rotating collar. This is because the end of the faucet screw threads (where you removed your aerator) is not compressing the black rubber washer provided against the internal body of the valve. Some remedies....1 snug up the rotating collar with pliers, 2 ...remove and replace washer with one that is just a bit thicker. 3 send me your address and I'll send a thicker washer. This leak is nor usual, but it relates to the different styles of sink faucets in the market..... From your question I believe that the water leak is coming from the area just below the diverter valve top rotating collar.
This is because the end of the faucet screw threads (where you removed your aerator) is not compressing the black rubber washer provided against the internal body of the valve. Some remedies….1 snug up the rotating collar with pliers, 2 …remove and replace washer with one that is just a bit thicker. 3 send me your address and I’ll send a thicker washer.
This leak is nor usual, but it relates to the different styles of sink faucets in the market…..

]]> Comment on Stop paragon water filter connection from spraying and leaking where it screws into the faucet? by harlysdream66 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/comment-page-1/#comment-2295 harlysdream66 Tue, 08 May 2012 22:54:05 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/#comment-2295 i would use Teflon tape , rap it twice , o n the thread, then apply the washer , make sure you screw it slowly ,and straight i would use Teflon tape , rap it twice , o n the thread,
then apply the washer , make sure you screw it slowly ,and straight

]]> Comment on Stop paragon water filter connection from spraying and leaking where it screws into the faucet? by trekkie706 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/comment-page-1/#comment-2294 trekkie706 Tue, 08 May 2012 22:40:36 +0000 http://waterpurifiersworld.com/stop-paragon-water-filter-connection-from-spraying-and-leaking-where-it-screws-into-the-faucet/#comment-2294 from what i see in ur question it attaches to where water exits faucet, a washer or multibles of "washers" will keep it from leaking, also try tightening connection to faucet spout from what i see in ur question it attaches to where water exits faucet, a washer or multibles of “washers” will keep it from leaking, also try tightening connection to faucet spout

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