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    This document provides instructions for making a simple water filter using common household items. The filter can be made for under $20 using a milk jug, activated carbon bags, duct tape, cloth, and a rubber band. To assemble, cut off the bottom of the jug, tape over the handle hole, cover one end with cloth and a rubber band, add two carbon bags inside, and cover them with cloth. Pour water in one end and it will pass through the cloth and carbon bags to filter out debris, bacteria, and other contaminants, producing clean water.

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    This document provides instructions for making a simple water filter using common household items. The filter can be made for under $20 using a milk jug, activated carbon bags, duct tape, cloth, and a rubber band. To assemble, cut off the bottom of the jug, tape over the handle hole, cover one end with cloth and a rubber band, add two carbon bags inside, and cover them with cloth. Pour water in one end and it will pass through the cloth and carbon bags to filter out debris, bacteria, and other contaminants, producing clean water.

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    Water Filter

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    This document provides instructions for making a simple water filter using common household items. The filter can be made for under $20 using a milk jug, activated carbon bags, duct tape, cloth, and a rubber band. To assemble, cut off the bottom of the jug, tape over the handle hole, cover one end with cloth and a rubber band, add two carbon bags inside, and cover them with cloth. Pour water in one end and it will pass through the cloth and carbon bags to filter out debris, bacteria, and other contaminants, producing clean water.

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    Water Filter

    Luke Haws
    Materials
    ● Milk Gallon Jug - $2.17
    ● Activated Carbon Bags,
    2 Count - $12.98
    (WalMart or PetSmart)
    ● Roll of Duct Tape -
    $4.25
    ● Cloth from Old Shirt and
    Old Rubber Band - free

    ● Total Cost - $19.40


    Assembly
    1. Cut bottom off milk jug,
    1-2 cm from edge
    2. Cover handle hole with
    duct tape
    3. Place cloth over hole in
    jug and place rubber
    band over
    4. Place 2 bags of carbon in
    jug
    5. Cover bags with cloth
    Flow
    Pour Water In

    Cloth filters large


    debris and dirt
    Carbon bags filter
    bacteria and small
    Contaminants
    Exit cloth filters
    the rest
    Clean water!
    CAD

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