Godfrey’s ‘Holy Water’ Filter Gets A New Look With A $3,500 New Price

A family of six is spending $3 million to transform their house into a holy water filter that filters out toxins.

The filter is a simple device with two metal poles, which are attached to the bottom of a glass container, which is filled with a clear plastic water bottle.

Once the bottle is filled, the two poles are pulled down and a pump pushes the water through a tube that runs through the middle of the container, where it filters the water.

The bottle also has a small air purifier inside the tube that removes the water from the air, so it can be used as a drinkable water source.

This kind of technology has become a staple of the modern world and is used by millions of people worldwide.

But for some people, the filter is not good enough.

The product is expensive, but not as good as they thought.

Godfrey says that the new filter will cost $3.50, which includes a plastic cap.

“If you’re looking for a water purifier that is very inexpensive and easy to install, we’ve got that,” he said.

The water filter has an easy-to-follow instructions, and Godfrey recommends a small filter bottle, like the ones sold at the grocery store.

The company’s founders, Michael and Joanna Godfrey, said they started their business about three years ago, and they started selling the product in 2006.

“We were really into water because we wanted to clean our home, so we were looking for cheap and easy ways to do that,” Michael Godfrey said.

They saw a market for the product and thought it would be a good way to make a living.

The family made a few small adjustments, but they have made a major change, Godfrey told Fortune.

“It’s the first time we’ve ever taken out an insurance policy,” he added.

Michael and Joel Godfrey have also started their own business, which they say is a way to take their passion for water purification to a whole new level.

They hope to sell the water filter as a product and expand the business into other types of products, like bottled water.