ok, not trying to be argumentative, just not yet satisfied. yes, UV doesn’t remove particles, Kinda no brainer, But if you remove particles but not virus’s-( the most difficult and expensive part you said,) but can kill viruses with a $5-$20 UV LED light, why not? Too many pieces? Have you seen how durable LED flashlights ARE? Some are LED/UV Flashlights. if you can’t afford a .001(?) filter, can’t hurt to use one LED-UV after particle filter so you can to kill living organisms? Thank you for your last reply, read from you soon.Jim
PLEASE EXPLAIN yourself, there are soo many battery powered UV lights available. If on the run so to speak, it’s quick, could be rechargeable with a solar battery charger which is versatile! And long term important. What is considered living organisms? what about fecal matter- is it living organism’s? are the LED UV’S not powerful enough? Aren’t VIRUSES considered living?? Seems like an efficient way to kill those. Thank you.