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07-27-2009
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| Freedom Czar   Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: U.S.S.A.
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   | Filtering Swimming Pool water for drinking use Someone brought up in another thread that you could easily filter your swimming pool water to drink if worst came to wost. Someone else suggested this filter: Garden Hose Chlorine Filter - Pond Cleaning from Pond Biz Supplies The filter says it works on normal tap water. I'm guessing that pool water could be a little strong for this filter? Anyone care to discuss? Or suggest a different filter? It's a good idea but you would want to filter it correctly so as not to get sick.
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