Access to clean water remains a significant issue in remote areas, disaster-stricken locations, and among specific user groups such as hikers, campers, and the military. The existing methods, such as dead-end filtration, often lead to problems like rapid filter clogging and reduced efficiency, limiting their usefulness for continuous and effective purification. Many rural regions still lack consistent access to safe drinking water, leaving communities vulnerable to waterborne diseases. This situation necessitates a solution that can efficiently filter water while being portable enough to cater to diverse environments and user needs, addressing both operational challenges and health concerns effectively.
