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      <title>How clear was the water? ​

How does your material used look? ​

Can it be used repetitively or just one time?​

Is this a good solution to our problem? by Trevor Pawlik</title>
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      <pubDate>2024-09-28 18:47:10 UTC</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>The water that came through from my filtration system is still brown and has some particles still in it.</p><p>The cotton balls I used are now off-brown and have dirt and rocks trapped in their fibers.</p><p>I do not believe I could use this filter again and that it would just allow more particles to pass through.</p><p>This is not a good solution to the water contamination crisis because it barely filters any particles from the water and can only be used once.</p>]]></description>
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