Review: Some Good Info
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2012
There was some useful information provided here so it was a good effort. I liked the history of water related inventions. There are some very practical methods given for purifying or obtaining water in hardship and extreme hardship situations. A sketch might have helped with a couple of these. The information follows a logical progression and gives some very good ideas for anyone on a municipal water system or if some hardship interferes with regular water accessibility.My objections: I have not yet seen a countertop pitcher-style water purifier that requires electricity to operate. There is no mention throughout the book of what toxins can be absorbed through the skin from bathing and showering. Allowing someone, particularly a child, to bathe in contaminated water is asking for trouble even if you are watching carefully. And adding to the challenges, the editing could use some serious help.Overall, I'm glad I read it but even happier that I obtained it free.Addendum: The author responded to my original post and made corrections.  I'm very impressed. Water is such an important topic and having a responsive author working in this area just seems to fit. Thank you for your book, I'll be looking for the next one. Congratulations on your publication, sending hope for your success.