Bacteria and Chemicals | Ultrapress | Grayl

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Removes all waterborne pathogens including viruses (e.g. Rotavirus, SARS, Hepatitis A, Norovirus), bacteria (e.g. E. coli, Cholera, Salmonella, Dysentery), and Protozoa (e.g. Giardia, Cryptosporidium, Amoebae).
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[@Battlbox]

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[@tokejoker1261]

Shit in a bucket filter it and then drank it. Ill buy it then

[@saveriopulsinelli2217]

Are the lifestraw bottles any good?

[@Eraticunicorn]

…….. how often is there CHLOROFORM in water?

[@saveriopulsinelli2217]

@@Eraticunicorn is there a case where there’s been?

[@Eraticunicorn]

@@saveriopulsinelli2217 hey he’s the one who said it not me

[@babayega_]

Mr 00.0000001 bacteria: "hold my beer"

[@shadow_sim978]

Omg...... He got roasted

[@Efeste.ban.]

@андур абзундархуле good job smartass

[@Efeste.ban.]

@@shadow_sim978 no, no he didn't anthony

[@jcc7333]

@андур абзундархуле *won’t ;)

[@Efeste.ban.]

@@shadow_sim978 I assume since you act like that your name would be anthony 💀

[@mepz.]

Sounds like he's casting a spell

[@daftcinderss]

Happy 69th like!

[@kenmalovesBLUEberries]

Ikr XD

[@infernaldaedra]

Hocus Pocus halitosis you have Hepatitis now

[@amondhawes-khalifa1949]

Damn, you beat me to the comment! (^◡^")

[@hotasianstepsister3039]

That's the activation code for the item!

[@joshbanker8743]

I like the music that played when you said heavy metal. Fuck yeah. 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@mastadonking3816]

*IRON MAIDEN! ALL ABOARD ED FORCE ONE!!!*

[@tfdidusayho]

@@mastadonking3816 yall niggas are a cult following wit that shit istg😭

[@BokuNoDensetsuNoHoshi]

same

[@JZT-JZT]

Lol. I had to go back and listen to it again to catch it.

[@BeelzeJon]

HEAVY METAL FOK YEAH \m/ \m/

[@JamHardd]

Me after drinking: *hydrated* The 00.01% bacteria: I'm about to end this man's whole career.

[@somerandompenguin192]

Insteads gets destroyed by the immune system

[@GurkenbauerTim]

@@somerandompenguin192 look guys someone didn’t get the joke

[@usernameaeaeaea]

immune system: I'll pretend like I didn't see that _ignores bacteria_

[@dontdo1546]

Bacteria: punching the stomach wall furiously. Sees liquid appearing Oh shit

[@thew2646]

@@GurkenbauerTim you can tell from his pfp

[@amondhawes-khalifa1949]

When he names the microbes, he sounds like a lumberjack-sorcerer casting a magic spell

[@end.olives]

Hes actually reading the defense perks of the boss

[@anthonybenitez2746]

This guy is the greatest outdoor product channel I believe I’ve found this year! Shout out to you my big guy! Keep up the really really amazing work, I hope we support you as much as you inform us

[@edenrox]

This is stolen cont

[@anthonybenitez2746]

@@edenrox stolen or not I’m getting informed either way from this guy & channel that I choose to support, if that’s the case, all content is stolen because it’s from the internet right?

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

​@@edenroxProve it.

[@billetede2peso113]

"Bacteria ninety-nine nanananain" Words that touched my soul

[@tumultoustortellini]

why he look like ice cream tho

[@matt59fire]

​@@tumultoustortelliniTf u mean

[@tumultoustortellini]

@@matt59fire Meme about the godfathers cover used in his pfp

[@bernddasbanenenbrot4679]

One tip to keep the filter a little cleaner (basically a general survival tip) is to fill up the water bottle facing in the stream direction. This way less particles get flown into the bottle.

[@TouchSoToxic]

One of the cleanest loops I’ve seen so far

[@kevintucker3354]

It’s that .09 percent that will get you! 😂

[@magicianslucky602]

You can't 100% purify something

[@Lucifer.__.]

If u purify water to 100% u will die lmao😂

[@tomsoki5738]

@@Lucifer.__. No, that’s literally distilled water

[@Saucemeister07]

@@tomsoki5738 there is no such thing as pure water, no matter what happens it will absorb some ions from air or the bottle it’s in.

[@yoshitheonly]

@@Saucemeister07 who cares about ions, I'm stressed about whatever makes homies find out what meningitis is 💀💀💀😂

[@shirolune]

If you ever find yourself in a situation where no tap is available, for sure is best to have any kind of filter than to drink straight off the river

[@lordpowell3788]

I've built flow hoods for laboratory work. The percentage of things that it captures is more of a marketing thing than a tool that you can use to gauge its effectiveness. Bacteria viruses mold spores et cetera all come in different sizes. So if you were to say that it captures 99.9999% of all bacteria you are claiming that it captures most bacteria species because it's filtration is of a tide enough weave that they cannot fit through. But how efficient is it at capturing those particles on one pass through the filter membrane. Yes because it can capture those sizes of particles doesn't mean that it will every time. So you also want to see how efficient it is at performing at those tolerances. In any lab work type proceedings you're gonna let the clean room procedures run for like an hour so that the air that you're scrubbing passes through the filter membrane several times that way if the particles weren't captured on its 1st pass through hopefully it gets captured on its 2nd pass through. It is impossible for any filter to capture all particles going through it on its 1st pass there will inevitably be design problems or other microscopic factors that allow small individual bacteria is to slip through. And it wouldn't be like 56 or a 100 individual bacteria even if you were able to efficiently filter out 99.99% of all of the stuff you would still be allowing millions and millions of individual bacterias to slip through because there's just that many per square inch of ambient air. Filtering water is no different. Like germex it's only claiming to capture that many different species of bacteria Not how efficient it is at doing it just because it can doesn't mean it did on the 1st pass through. I'm just saying.

[@AV-so1du]

Just say it with less words and I’ll read it.

[@derain95]

@@AV-so1du Lord Powell is science shaman, he say bacteria and mold sneaky, filter not always catch first time. 99,9% is lie by bad money man.

[@ghostkilla931]

That fact that you have to say "I'm just saying". You are a lunatic.

[@AV-so1du]

@@derain95 firstly didn’t ask you, and secondly it’s shear laziness not reading comprehension, thirdly my great great great great great great great great great great grandfather was a cave man, nice to see you culturally appropriate his lingo for laughs.

[@N12458]

A great insightful comment

[@Scubadooper]

Smooth product and smooth editing Definitely got me looking it up to buy

[@ext1nction894]

I love how he combats his own accent

[@TonyMontana-lu3yb]

Amoeba or Ame-bay 😁

[@melissamcclain34]

Would love to see some tests run on the water after filtration to see if it is truly free of all bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc

[@BankFraud]

The way you say “water” makes me comfortable

[@SimonStuff2000]

"Shut up, and take my money."

[@thetonk2173]

Your from Australia I take it?

[@Prenz01]

Imagine drinking from this and getting the "how did we get here" achivement XD

[@Flociety]

I can vouch for Grayl. I bought their first-generation bottle filter before a family trip overseas to the Philippines for my personal use. Rule 1 of overseas travel is pretty much to never anything but bottled drinks to prevent diarrhea. While I have yet to use it for dirty stream water, I used it every day for two weeks taking from family houses' tap water and even from a hotel tap for two days that was using non potable water. I felt completely fine for the entire trip. I bought Grayl's second-generation bottle which improved on some flaws from the first for another trip back to the Philippines. Again, with everyday use from drinking to brushing my teeth, I felt fine, until I drank a drink given to me with unfiltered ice...the next few days were not pleasant...

[@templarmerv553]

"Those are the ingredients to make......THE POWERPUFF GIRLS" 🤣

[@-godsspeed-9159]

The .1% is for the immune system to stay alive

[@Zachary-]

I was intrigued at "filters giardia" and sold at "filters microplastics".

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

My question is do you clean this kind of water bottle? How do you do it. Does the bacteria stays on the filter?

[@leothecrafter4808]

You got anything to back this up? It sounds amazing but I have my doubts, especially at the ability of being able to filter heavy metals and organic compounds.

[@Ted300BlkOut]

E-COL AYYY! Awesome! 👌 😂

[@browniiii]

it looked like one of my green juices in the beginning 😅

[@sockymcblackface7698]

Subi👍

[@CoolAdam247]

This will save countless lives ! I hope you and your team all the success 👏 You deserve it ! 👑

[@jacobwrona]

I like to put orange juice in these "water filters". It puts things into perspective as to what they are actually removing or not removing.

[@no_mnom]

I feel like saying there's no taste difference is a lie, every city or town has different tasting water usually and. Even different water bottle brands taste different

[@ShiratoriIsOffline]

Agreed, water stations have different tastes. Although it's impossible for me to describe the taste difference lol

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

To me, the difference between brands is usually too small to notice. Maybe he's the same.

[@Subject__]

I wonder what are the particulates size it filters down to?

[@zachster2016]

Enough to give you .001% particulates remaining in the 17 ounce cup I guess lol. Get one of these, get some extremely extremely extremely small and broken down microparticles (I'm not a chemist but if there are microparticles that repel eachother instead of stick to eachother to make larger particulates thatll easily get filtered out, especially under that kind of pressure) and just fill up the cup with it and some water. I'm assuming that you won't really find anything like that in our water but who knows really

[@seanriopel3132]

There only problem with filters like that is they remove ALL of the minerals that sacrifice make water taste good. Completely clean water actually tastes funny to us. That's why most cities and bottlers add back some minerals after it has been filtered. But in a survival situation that is the least thing on your mind.

[@n1sh1kata44]

I have been watching you since the early days of battl box, I'm really happy to see your progress!!

[@burakc9673]

Soooo.... Coliform not chloroform.... Big difference

[@bryans6539]

Hey maybe chloroform too lol

[@owfi]

Mom I'll be right back I'm getting water. We have water here! I like it from the creek better.

[@PerfectSaga]

Good video, good product, good loop transition. Grade A content.

[@calvinweed8173]

Everyone needs this and remember moving water and stay toward the top of the flow not the bottom or in the stream :) helps keep sediment levels low

[@ghostfacedgamer7761]

I like how it skips to him drinking the water

[@ceaqxl.]

"Me buying this and starting a universal pandemic covid 320000💀"

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

How could a water filter start a pandemic?

[@siahlater-_-]

This is the first where I've heard the words "zero taste" and it being a complement lol

[@Pandapls]

so there’s a 0.00001% chance i’ll die. nah not gonna take that risk

[@richardmccann4815]

Put some benzene in a sample, and do a taste test. Or xylene. Maybe 5 drops in a quart. That bacteria stuff is already inside you anyway.

[@alorevelyn]

I don’t think it’s the best idea to purposefully pollute water with a highly toxic chemical and then drink it even if ‘filtered’. It might filter as claimed, but why would you take the risk that it doesn’t, or if yours is faulty. Actually find a way to chemically test for stuff like that without trying to kill yourself. And no, stuff like that is not already inside you. There are harmless strains of bacteria like E. Coli, but the ones they refer to are not.

[@JaclynCoffman]

My mom mysteriously got giardia years ago, she ended up having an unnecessary gallbladder removal before the doctors figured out through a simple blood test that she had that awful parasite.. it was so so bad , if this product really works as amazing as it sounds like it does, I would use this to purify any and all water I drink … how amazing

[@jimwednt1229]

Dude, cool video. Let's see a microscopic analysis of the filtered River water compared to unfiltered river water.

[@d.s.alcoda]

We used something like this (or maybe exactly the same thing) while backpacking in Philmont. Turned the most brown muddy water into the cleanest I've ever drinken. Amazing product

[@SonOfAGoose]

Man the remaining bacteria belike: Imma end this Man's whole career

[@eternal_havok1738]

This man could do an ad and I would listen to it

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

Knowing my luck that 0.01 bacteria that survives would send me to the hospital

[@CasperH626]

As someone talking microbiology atm I appreciate your knowledge on names of things that will make you shit your insides out lol

[@jellyfish3772]

That 0.00001% bacteria who survive "I Am Inevitable"😎

[@warhammer2779]

Next questions: What does the filter look like after filtering water? How do you rinse the filter after use?

[@muggywebster1117]

Thanks for sharing.

[@nicocerda70]

Thanks for this very useful information sir !

[@GuruImperium]

He sounded like he was casting a protection spell🪆🤣

[@tacky4237]

Nice. Good to know there's reliable filters

[@craftingontheporchwithbill]

Use mine in hurricane responses. Works every time.

[@CliftonCBray]

This is the second purifier I've bought that I've seen in your shorts in the past month lol. My 5-day ruck is running out of room.

[@borttorbbq2556]

I would like to hear about the filter and what kind of Material is being used

[@Llama_Dhali_G]

Probably reverse osmosis . . Definitely not distillation >.>' And definitely beyond "the micron" . . So most likely . .

[@realog9120]

Don’t know why this guy got recommended to me but a breath of fresh air from the normal KZbin shorts

[@Giant_c0ck]

That 00.01 still there: ya bitch can’t get me

[@siphiwogamedze5271]

Doctor: sir you have diarrhea This guy: I knew shouldn't have eaten those apples

[@onuryldz4592]

Everyone gangsta when that %0.0001 bacteria joins the room

[@isahvi262]

i love this guys voice i could hear him explain these water filters for hours 😂

[@GIORN0GIOVANNA]

The 0.0001 of bacteria: i can do this all day

[@itb4255]

Filtered water from a stream usually tastes really good. Maybe thats just because I’m only drinking it when im super thirsty on a hike though.

[@fonn7]

Those 00.0001% of bacteria: hehe boy

[@floridamanairgunchannel2066]

Very cool product!

[@sundownthesilkwing]

Your channel is so interesting! You're going to get a new subscriber :)

[@josephdill3776]

Spent 9 days in the hospital for Hepatitis A. Presumably from fecal matter in water or food. Held out about 5 days before going to said hospital cuz I usually heal quickly. They said 1 more day and I probably wouldn’t be here today. Hepatitis A is TERRIBLE. Just a friendly psa! 😂

[@1whospeaks]

As someone who's job it is to read these from textbooks, it gives me life hearing a list of random microbes said in a husky southern drawl.

[@zureai]

I thought he was speaking a foreign language until he got to the chemicals. That’s when my brain registered that he was speaking English

[@tampabae]

I would like a 10hr looped recording of you saying "protozoa" to lull me into sweet sleepy survivalist dreamscapes.

[@TheMrBonzz]

basically 99,99% is to avoid getting sued by some opportunistic people with nothing better to do.

[@DelilahUnknown]

The heavy metal joke is good lol

[@mattferrigno9750]

Little on the expensive side at 90 bucks for the bottle. You get a filter with it which cost 25 bucks each which ain't too bad once you have it.

[@lucygoosy6959]

And this goes without saying but find the cleanest clearest fastest moving water you can safely reach, the less particulates you have to filter out in general the better it will be for you and your valuable filter

[@lonefighter4508]

Those 0.0001% of bacteria : I am inevitable

[@Gaster60066]

you got me with the heavy metal filtering, where can I buy this

[@waverod7918]

For people skeptical this makes more sense than the ones that are just a straw that came out like 10 years ago

[@LubedLightsaber]

I use one of these, however I wouldn’t know how much it actually filters thick substances since I usually tend to bottle from flowing river water

[@RazexHades]

Him : kills 99.99% bacteria Me : Do it twice

[@archangel20031]

Filtering through a cloth should extend the filters life because 37.5 gallons is not a lot of water.

[@Rabokki]

Definitely buy this in a heartbeat

[@sonnykhang5759]

It'd be interesting to plate that cleaned water sample into an agar plate and see if anything grows, or just look under a microscope for the unfiltered stuff

[@TheHipocrit]

I like how it cuts before he takes a sip

[@BeGladStayMad]

All you need to do is a *SOLAR WATER STILL* . A plastic bag, and a container is all that you need!

[@ericpeterson2960]

That loop was smoooth

[@freshjnew]

I like your videos dude you're pretty informative and also a realist which I like

[@paulmcgowan6026]

We used these for our trip to Wayne national forest in Ohio and they worked great! We tried it after catching water from a mountain that was dripping through moss to begin with and despite saying the taste is normal it was good tasting but definitely tasted of moss

[@lordpowell3788]

Oh as a side point I would also like to point out that if it is capable of filtering down to such fine tolerances that it would also filter out most of the minerals. You need the minerals pure water is toxic as it strips nutrients from your body that's why you cannot drink distilled water.

[@kjaques1]

Be interested to see exactly who did the testing for this and whether it was genuinely "independently verified". Theres a lot of filters making a lot of claims right now and the best filters seem to be the ones who can pay for their own teams to do unbiased "research".

[@trentjharris]

I’ve had one of these since they were crowdfunding. Great product but the filters get hard to press after a while.

[@brrman4089]

The 0000.1% bacteria: 👀

[@Jacob-ny3eq]

My bro just started reading the periodic table

[@oxylepy2]

I'm honestly confused mostly by the size comparison in those statistics. In general a virus is smaller than bacteria which are smaller than protazoa. So of you can physically block bacteria you should be able to block more protazoa.

[@Bob_destroyer27]

I love how he gets up then stops then it jumps like an edit just to get up xD can't fool me

[@Battlbox]

Can’t fool you? I love how most anyone can understand this is a short. A short made from a long form vid. A short that would require cuts, since of course the original footage is from a longer video and it simply won’t fit in the time frame of a short. Which usually leads a person to watch the original long form vid. But not you. You’re far to smart. You can’t be fooled. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Beware_of_Meh]

They said brain or brawn and mans picked both

[@Masmon]

Imagine using a combination of this and P&G purifier, the filter is gonna last much more longer.

[@flerb6122]

Just based off his accent I feel like I can trust him with literally everything

[@yingyangorca4124]

I guess the real question these days is whether it leaves anything good in the water. Which I guess makes me ask what water is made out of and how does it infuse with other particles throughout its life. Such as like the mountain water in Ecuador which is has elements of gold, silver and other particulates and registers as radioactive in x-ray machines but infuses with the human body at a cellular level once drunk?

[@GirthKwake]

Ah yes cryptosporidium you might say this one will "destroy all humans"