Make your own water filter and never buy drinking water again.

How to make water filter at home.
#cleanfood #permaculture #energysaving
Have you ever wondered why we spend money on bottled water when water is everywhere? This video shares a simple water filtration system – scientifically tested for years – that provides free, clean drinking water for families, embodying the Jon Jandai philosophy of living simply, freely, and independently.

This water filtration system was developed by George Kern, a former member of the Pun Pun farm (Thailand), and has been continuously tested in laboratories in Bangkok, USA, for many years. This isn't just a tip, but a practical, sustainable solution suitable for both rural and urban families.

✨ Main content of the video:
🌿 1. The philosophy behind the Jon Jandai water filtration system
Water independence – no reliance on bottled water.

Reduce plastic waste, protect the environment, and save costs in the long run.

Suitable for a sustainable lifestyle – minimalist living – self-sufficient.

🌿 2. Water filtration principle using natural materials
Multi-stage filtration: stone – gravel – sand – charcoal.
High-temperature charcoal can remove pesticides, E. coli bacteria, and Salmonella.
Tested in the laboratory for many years.

🌿 3. Materials & equipment needed
4 x 200-liter drums, valves, connectors, filter mesh.
River stones, small gravel, coarse sand, fine sand.

High-quality charcoal (homemade is even better).

All materials are readily available – low cost – durable.

🌿 4. How to assemble & operate the system
The principle is that water flows from bottom to top, overflowing through each drum.
Float valves maintain a stable water level – extremely important.

How to flush the water for the first time and how to perform periodic maintenance.

🌿 5. Simple maintenance – lasts for many years
The ice and sand bins only need cleaning, not replacement.
Charcoal needs replacing every 2–3 years.