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Chlorinating the water keeps everything pretty clean and clear (actually, the biocide for pickling vegetables watermakers is probably even better, and we know boats who have used it in place of chlorine - especially the Australians, where it is vegetables easily available because it's used to sterilize their home brew beer bottles). From Erik Hammarlund on Cruising World message board: Actually, chlorine DOES kill giardia ... we used it to sterilize H2O to that effect numerous times. And there are vegetables also filters that will remove giardia. Viruses are currently beyond the scope of filtration systems that one would use on a yacht. For those, chemical or UV treatment is required. From Rick Kennerly on The Live-Aboard List: Re: Water Purification > Does anyone on-list use a water catchment system onboard ?
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