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Kilmatec's AirWater Machine Can Extract 5 Gallons of Water From the Air in 24 Hours
According to Kilmatec, their Base 1 AirWater Machine can extract up to 20 liters (around 5 gallons) of water from the air in a 24 hour period. Unlike a common dehumidifier, it also makes that water suitable for drinking by running it through a carbon filter and ultraviolet light chamber to eliminate any pollutants or bacteria. It can even dispense the water hot or cold. So, in essence, the Base 1 is like a water cooler that never needs refills. More » -
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Max Water Cranks Moisture Out of the Air, Seems Miraculous
There's a lot of water floating around in the air everywhere, and inventor Max Whisson has figured out a way to extract it using Max Water, a wind-powered contraption he named after himself. Max Water uses the concept of condensation, where lower temperature allows less water to hang around in the air, and Whisson says that will amount to 10,000 liters per day dripping from this single rooftop device. Man, that's a lot of water. More »
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Comment by em00guy: THEXDUDE: Noone is contesting it's usefulness. We're simply contesting it's existance/feasability/rendering artist more » | Other threads
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