Ricardo ZenaroUnited Nations coordinator Global Wastewater InitiativeIn the event of a flood, you may not know if your water is contaminated with sewage or chemicals, he previously told HuffPost. However, it is most likely contaminated with both. In this case, it is recommended to use negative gravity water filtration systems to obtain the cleanest and safest water possible.
The gravity fed water system, like all gravity systems, does not require electricity or running water to operate. It has a capacity of over 2 gallons and uses the reverse osmosis process, as well as two carbon filters, to effectively filter out a number of impurities.
Promising review: “I have to say I've always thought my tap water was excellent, and the city does a great job of cleaning and testing, so I wasn't really expecting much of a difference. I had read a lot about water filtration and figured I'd give it a try. I'm so glad I did, the water tastes great. The system is easy to set up and use. The tank is a bit large, so you have to have enough counter space, but I like the way it looks in my kitchen. I definitely recommend it as a low-priced option.” —Patrick Bellavance
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