Talk:Ceramic water filter

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Comment from 2011

Absolutely not. Ceramic Filters are by far the most superior available today. It is the ONLY filter capable of removing microscopic Guardia cysts and etc. from water. Further, there are tribes in Africa (and Australia?) which millenia ago discovered that they could clean the mud out of water by straining it through broken clay pot fragments.

Not quite the same level of technology there.

I would recommend the suggestion be deleted and banned. The only people who would profit from such an action would be those manufacturing inferior water filters.

Crogon (talk) 01:53, 31 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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