Who Has A Berkefeld?

[BeardyMan]

I've been using a berky for over a year now, all our water goes through it. Take a glass from the tap an A glass from the berky and you'll see why!!

Don't use tumble dryer water! Lots of chemicals in it from fabric softner etc. It's not "condensed" steam, the water is driven out of the clothes by heat, but mainly the spinning of the drum. I wouldnt much fancy putting that water in the berky.

If you havent got one, get one. You won't regret it.

Nice an shiny too

(8 December 2012, 23:49)Geordie_Rob Wrote:

(8 December 2012, 23:26)SealDriver Wrote: So my next thing is to work out how to store rain water and keep it from going stinky. I was also thinking about using the water that comes out of a condenser clothes drier as drinking water....any thoughts please would be most welcome.

The water in my water butts never used to go stinky mate. Mind I often used the lot in my garden.

I have also wondered about the water from the condenser dryer. My thoughts were if its condensed then it was steam & if its water vapour, isn't that meant to be pure water? I was thinking maybe take the water & use it in a solar still or something.

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Actually for rainwater, could you not boil it as soon as possible after you collected it & then store it with a few drops of bleach in it?