Saver & Gurza
Need a cheap water filter before you head out? I made one from pine sap, gravel, and a broken coffee mug. No cash, just what you have.
That’s clever, but pine sap can leach stuff into the water and the coffee mug might crack and release metal. Try a two‑stage filter: first, a clean cloth or coffee filter to catch debris, then a ceramic or charcoal filter—cheap ones are easy to find or even DIY with an old jar and activated carbon from a gas station. If you’re tight on cash, a clean plastic bottle cut in half works as a makeshift strain. Just make sure whatever you use is food‑grade and you rinse it well before use. Stay safe and budget‑friendly.
You think a cloth is enough? I’d use a coffee filter and a piece of broken gear—no charcoal needed if you have a good stone to grind. And don’t forget to log every root you eat, just in case the city’s a hallucination.