August Competition
It’s competition time again folks
This months [August] prize is a preppers favourite and a piece of bug out bag kit we all should have.
When it comes to survival we all know how important it is to ensure you can have a drink of safe water whenever you want.
So this month as we all start venturing outside and trying out our bugout procedure and learning more about survival, I have a must have Survival Straw from DrinkSafe Systems
Drinksafe Waterstraw 700 litre Personal pure water filter
The Drinksafe Waterstraw 700 litre Personal pure water filter will deliver up to 700 ltrs of clean safe water directly from any freshwater source – it’s compact and lightweight and will fit in your pocket or EDC or bug out bag and is the ideal choice for a survival situation.
- Instant purified filter Waterstraw – UK Environment Agency tested filter technology
- Immediate use – NO waiting. Uses no chemicals- Best use: From Cup /Poly bag
- Patented filter delivers clean tasting filtered water safe to drink for the life of the filter
- Up to 700 litres use – Integral field serviceable sediment filter
- Auto-shutdown- Filter protects against waterborne disease and removes chemicals and bad taste
- We are giving away 2 drinking straws to the first 2 readers out of the hat at the end of August.
How to enter – simply add your name and email address to our newsletter subscribers and hey presto – your in the hat – remember, this is completely free to enter.
- Competition entries so far: August 9, 2013 172
- This is a free to enter competition
- Last entry is midnight 31st August 2013
- Prize draw takes place 1st September 2013
- The 2 winning entries will be notified 1st September 2013
- Prize will be sent FOC to the 2 winners
- No substitute or cash equivalent is offered
- Judges decision is final
- other articles on Uk Preppers Guide
- find out more about the best water straw drinking systems here
- find out about the best emergency survival water filter and purification for preppers here
- find out about the best water storage methods for UK preppers here
