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Question: Does "Use the included faucet adaptor to drink straight from the tap" mean I can use it without the bucket? Can handle faucet water pressure directly?
Document: The faucet attachment is rather pointless. Because of the tiny diameter of the connectors, the slightest water pressure causes the rubber attachment to pop off the faucet / tap. The black plastic ring & hook is shown as surrounding the middle of the filter itself, allowing one to hang the filter when not in use. Both the pieces we received are about half the size of the filter. It looks as though the Point Zero Two shipped with hooks meant for the Point One.
Sawyer PointTwo Purifier with Bucket Adapter Kit with Faucet AdapterI live in Yaounde, Cameroon, which has a lot of fine brown sediment in the city water. I purchased 3 of these Point Zero Two filters and in the end gave up. The flow rate was about one liter/hour, so I thought it was faulty and bought a second one. It was no better. I had to backwash it daily.
It is easy to set up (with  your bucket) everything is included . steady flow rate when clear water is used.
This is a complete water purification system minus the 5 gallon bucket needed to complete the system. I paid about 3 bucks for a new 5 gal. bucket and my system is ready should I need it. The Sawyer Point ZeroTWO&#8482; 0.02 Micron Absolute Inline Water Purifier is one of the smallest and most effective water filter systems available that filters more gallons of water than most all other brands of filters before needing to be replaced. Check them out. Easy system to build and easy to use.
The equipment provided, as seen above, is very minimal- almost seems like one needs more for the money. But one's paying for the technology of the hollow, fiber membrane filter.A 3' hose and a 5 gallon bucket produces 87 gallons(327L)/day. If the water is turbid, muddy, lots of particulates, one can screen it through a T-shirt, use a shorter hose or allow it to settle.
Works as advertised. My only suggestions would be to buy some extra length of tubing from the hardware store, and find a wide-mouthed gallon jug to hold the clean water.It does take some patience, as it can be rather slow. But I manage to filter about 3 gallons a week without it causing any major inconvenience.
The Sawyer Point Zero Two takes the water filtering process up a notch to clear out viruses. I wanted a filter for emergencies. I'm not a "Survivalist" (at least not yet), but I thought it would be sensible to have contingencies just in case. One can go a long time without food but only days without water.We have rain barrels and other sources of available non-pipe water- just need to filter it.
I have used a Sawyer .1 micron filter with bucket adapter for the last few months. Unlike the .02 filter advertised here the .1 is designed to filter out 99.9% of bacteria but not viruses. I have been using it to filter lake water as well as shallow well water. I have used both for drinking water as it has done an excellent job with both.
4 Star rating overall,But 5 Star rating for the .02 Sawyer Purifier element!The 4 Star rating only goes to the universal rubber faucet adapter, because there is no way to keep the rubber adapter from leaking while on the faucet. The only way that I found to keep the adapter from leaking is by holding and squeezing by hand the rubber adapter while on the faucet.
I live in LA, California and the water is ok, but I wanted to see what a good water filter can do. I pre-filtered the water with a Brita pitcher and then ran it thru a 5 gal bucket with the Point Zero filter using a food grade 5 gallon bucket that cost $4 at Lowe's,and I got one of those gamma lids that spins on the 5 Gal container at Home Depot. The results were eye popping amazing.
Answer: yes