Hey guys a while back there was some discussion on Doulton candles and I need to order some replacement ones but needed some clarification first. The comment I'm referring to is from Iamzeke :
So I need to order the 7" ones but the doulton website has:
1. CN-SS-ATC7 2x7 (L) Supersterasyl ATC ceramic candles w/lead reduction media.
2. Spare slimline CN-SS 2x7(L) SuperSterasyl candle
3. Spare CN-SSI(L) 2.75x7 Imperial SuperSterasyl candle.
with a note* *SuperSterasyl, SuperSterasylATC and Imperial SuperSterasyl ceramic filters are interchangeable.
Are the Ultracarb ones he refers to the ATC one? or is there another place I'm not looking? I haven't tested my water but I currently only use it for better tasting water rather than safety at this point (which does work). I want to get some extra filters for greater safety in an emergency. The ones I have currently are the SuperSterasyl and the model number is different on Amazon.
On a another note I want to get a hand water pump. Any suggestions?? AND I need to find a new handheld can opener, any suggestions on that??? I destroy them... Maybe that should be a separate thread but its on my mind! I've read other threads on the topic but not a current one and product quality does change.
Thanks!
"The Super Sterasyl is the standard candle from Doulton. Ceramic candle and GAC core. Of note is the regular Sterasy, Chorasyl, and Ultracarb. Sterasyl is just a ceramic body with no carbon core. It is good for gathering rainwater off appropriate roof types in remote locations where toxins are of no concern. No carbon means a very long use life. Chlorasyl is designed precisely for city tap water use to do a better job on chloramine. Ultracarb is like a Super Sterasyl, plus better metals removal with a 3rd resin matrix core. Ultracarb is obviously the best filter and most expensive, but it may be overkill. But if you are setting up a special urn for SHTF where you are fetching buckets of city ditch or street runoff water the Ultracarb is your heavy hitter. But Super Sterasyl is your all around best value for microbe safety and modest toxin protection."PA-Homesteader said:
So what Doulton filters are used with the urn? Im looking at getting one from St. Paul and was looking into the Doulton filters
So I need to order the 7" ones but the doulton website has:
1. CN-SS-ATC7 2x7 (L) Supersterasyl ATC ceramic candles w/lead reduction media.
2. Spare slimline CN-SS 2x7(L) SuperSterasyl candle
3. Spare CN-SSI(L) 2.75x7 Imperial SuperSterasyl candle.
with a note* *SuperSterasyl, SuperSterasylATC and Imperial SuperSterasyl ceramic filters are interchangeable.
Are the Ultracarb ones he refers to the ATC one? or is there another place I'm not looking? I haven't tested my water but I currently only use it for better tasting water rather than safety at this point (which does work). I want to get some extra filters for greater safety in an emergency. The ones I have currently are the SuperSterasyl and the model number is different on Amazon.
On a another note I want to get a hand water pump. Any suggestions?? AND I need to find a new handheld can opener, any suggestions on that??? I destroy them... Maybe that should be a separate thread but its on my mind! I've read other threads on the topic but not a current one and product quality does change.
Thanks!