The Prudent Chef: Pure Water for Less

Municipal water fails It fails from storms, aging infrastructure, contamination events, power outages, and from any number of things nobody saw coming.When it does, bottled water disappears from store shelves within hours. Most people have no plan beyond that point.This book is the plan.Inside you will find complete instructions for building a ceramic gravity filter from an unglazed clay pot and a five-gallon bucket.No electricity. No replacement cartridges. No supply chain.The same method that has been producing safe drinking water on every inhabited continent for two thousand years, built from materials available at any hardware store or garden center.You will also find something most water books never cover: how to create water when there is no source to findA plastic bag tied over a leafy branch in sunlight produces drinking water from the plant itself.A sheet of fabric laid out overnight collects drinkable dew by morning.A simple mesh net strung between two posts pulls water continuously from fog.These are not survival novelties. They are proven methods used today in some of the driest places on earth, and they work anywhere there is air. Every method is explained from scratch.Every step is numbered.No prior knowledge assumed.

Pages: 68, Paperback, Parchment House Publishing