AfriClay Filters – Pure Home Water, Ghana (Video)
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Greetings, and congratulations on your filters! Several of us have met: Susan Mrcott, Manny Hernandez, Rob Dies and others, and I want to believe that we’ll meet again. Susan, in many ways I regret that I didn’t facilitate work, on your part, with the candle filters. As it is, my collaborators in Kenya, at the Eastleigh Community Centre, have now produced and distributed five thousand of the candle systems.
When you get a chance, please check out the Dan Campbell message of October 1st, to the HHWT Discussion, regarding my second type of system, the packed particle bed (PPB). I’ve made the point that these can be made using village pottery technology, and this will be along with pottery rocket stoves and pottery toilets. In any event *Please do get in touch!* I want to believe that we could work together! http://www.SilverCeramicSystems.com – Tel.: +508-246-1185