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RE: filter - Skean Dhude - 12 February 2012
Mill Bank Bags? Not heard of them what are they?
RE: filter - Preacher - 12 February 2012
When looking for a new home and wanting a permanent base, the fact that this place had its own well was not lost on me.... Neither was the fact that as no piped gas is available in our fairly remote village, there are large numbers of domestic oil tanks in gardens, and excellent organic filtration could be performed "under the radar"
RE: filter - bowdrill - 12 February 2012
(12 February 2012, 21:41)Skean Dhude Wrote: Mill Bank Bags? Not heard of them what are they?used them on ray mears courses sure the army uses them ??
b/d
(12 February 2012, 21:41)Skean Dhude Wrote: Mill Bank Bags? Not heard of them what are they?
on e-bay at the moment
b/d
RE: filter - Lincolnoldie - 13 February 2012
(12 February 2012, 23:33)bowdrill Wrote:(12 February 2012, 21:41)Skean Dhude Wrote: Mill Bank Bags? Not heard of them what are they?used them on ray mears courses sure the army uses them ??
b/d
(12 February 2012, 21:41)Skean Dhude Wrote: Mill Bank Bags? Not heard of them what are they?
on e-bay at the moment
b/d
They are useful as long as you follow "the rules" and make sure a MIllbank bag is thoroughly wetted before using the water that drips through. As a fail safe I would also be tempted to add a tablet or two of the purifying pills though the taste of chlorine reminds you of drinking a swimming pool!!
RE: filter - Kenneth Eames - 14 February 2012
SD,Mill Bank Bags are available from Silvermans at http://www.military.com. I've just recieved a delivary from them. A black Milty travel vest (17 pockets) and a new Highlander Cargo Holdall (100 litres). Kenneth Eames.