How effective is the Lifestraw?... Lifestraw vs. muddy puddle

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I see a lot of people comment how gross it is that I drank my own spit (or backwash). Seriously? Think about it. Unless you are 100% fed intravenously then you swallow your spit every time you eat or drink.

[@Sean2002FU]

Chad Zuber ...did you experience any illness a day or two later???

[@sammyhooligan803]

Excellent demonstration, Thanks!

[@hikonz]

humans drink 2 liters of spit every day

[@robertmccully2792]

I was hiking way up high in Santa Rosa CA mountains about 1969 and drank water out of a fast running stream. On the way back i started to feel a little sick. (I was visited at a friend house at the age of 13). I do not remember much about the ordeal, but i got very sick an delirious and in bed for a couple days. (His dad was pharmacist by the way.) I do remember laying in bed and looking on the floor and seeing scorpions moving around.. The point being i never drank any running water again. Just watching this test makes me think,,, do i really want to try this far out on a long hike. I am sure it is safe but being as sick as i was, and totally out of my head for a few days i would not want to chance it ever again. But if i was to go way out by myself,, i would definitely want this as a back up.

[@pastelrain5122]

it’s a little bit disgusting uhh

[@mist1104]

the .01 bacteria who survived: BRO IM STRAIGHT UP NOT HAVING A GOOD TIME

[@DylanBrady1]

lolol

[@nicklibby3784]

*.01

[@DonHooli]

@Pan Sixty Six wtf is wrong wit u

[@mist1104]

@@nicklibby3784 well i guess hes a veteran now

[@DiorskiePrepossessing]

@Pan Sixty Six tap water is safer because no bacteria is in it

[@matpadgett7022]

I have drank straight out of the river with a life straw. Taste like regular water, didn’t get sick, they really work

[@jovani2895]

Vat19

[@ace_of_fives2744]

witness only for Jesus eternal love Amazon.

[@shamaryahudah5847]

@seeker of the true knowledge Amazon

[@matpadgett7022]

King First like 10 dollars

[@datboi1971]

mis understood ! Found mine at Dicks Sporting Goods.

[@Brokevwap]

0.01 bacteria: Ladies and Gentlemen we got him!

[@Ziak_]

And then your immune system just destroys the shit out of them "gotcha bitch"

[@hxh3836]

😭

[@Ready-rb9xq]

Ziak_ you ruined the joke

[@knetom]

@@Ready-rb9xq No but your comment did

[@toast3374]

@@Ready-rb9xq way to go dude..

[@DG-AI777]

Dude, you're a legend for doing what many wouldn't have done in the first place. And if people are crying about spit then they are missing the point of this awesome demonstration! Thanks for all the entertaining vids.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Everyone drinks their own spit every time they swallow.

[@DG-AI777]

@@ChadZuberAdventures Agreed and not one of these people would have attempted what you did with such dirty water at that. So kudos to you. I do belive though the life straw is only good for 150 liters (carbon filter) but in life threatening circumstances its maxed out at 1000 liters (membrane filter).

[@bishyeahbish3758]

Erm NO bro, I think the majority of people would be fine with doing the same thing considering that's precisely what the straw is made for! 🤦🏼‍♂️😑🤦🏼‍♂️

[@DG-AI777]

@@bishyeahbish3758 Oh they would, bro? Keyboard warrior... GTFO 🤣 You missed the point I was making but keep going cupcake 🧁

[@mikeyosullivan1805]

The water was obviously a paid actor

[@TheNamesTropic]

Likorise ikr these guys really believe it.

[@agrgamer8985]

Omg your profile pic lots of memories 😭

[@yesseniasantiago5298]

Likorise you copied my commment atleast i have 4.6K likes

[@mikeyosullivan1805]

I don’t see ur name on any comments let alone a comment with 4.6k likes

[@yesseniasantiago5298]

Likorise go to top comments you’ll see me

[@1Rod1ReelFishing]

0.1% of bacteria that survived... PARTY TIME!!! 🎉 🦠

[@Anesthetist]

🥳🥳🥳

[@PilotCharlesCalvin]

0.0001%

[@dsmart9257]

unfunny

[@chikenjoygaming7313]

Immune system Part Off

[@mdxdsn]

Idiot, it’s 0.01

[@viozilla283]

Every bacteria gangsta until the Lifestraw walks in

[@shadowstep1348]

Everybody a gangsta until the parapalegic nigga start walking

[@Alfninja]

@@shadowstep1348 r/imveryedgy

[@stfu3225]

Except that one percent

[@Cryxo-ql3dd]

Lol

[@mlfitness67]

🤣🤣

[@kentuckyboy541]

I keep several of these in bug out bags and vehicles. They are for emergencies so I've never used them. This was good to see...

[@HenryPaulThe3rd]

You might want to prime it first with clean water like he said

[@nibbax7772]

@@HenryPaulThe3rdyup that’s why I keep it next to 2 water bottles in my trunk

[@SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

These things are totally wortwhile. I use a WaterGenie, which has the same specs/internals and I have never had an issue from drinking any water that it filtered (rain, river, well, airconditioner gunky water), which we survive on daily. Very nice to see you doing this, thanks for an awesome video. It's great to binge your stuff again after all this time.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Years later I still use the Lifestraw on some adventures.

[@annettepasswater737]

Thanks for this video. I have been thinking about buying some lifestraws for myself and my family. I really needed this demonstration of the lifestraw, and now I will feel ok about getting it.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, it is a good product. Read the other comments. Someone recommended another product and it claims to be able to filter a lot more and thus last a lot longer. There are other good products out there but the LifeStraw is definitely very good.

[@iggy082]

That's a good idead I'm definitely going to buy one. I think my wife is poisoning my drinks so I'm gonna LifeStraw everything she serves me from now on.

[@adaircarvente1316]

iggy082 lmao 😂😂

[@shadowstep1348]

@@iggy082 I'm dead.... And the name of the person is passwater I'm done with youtube,😂😂😂😭

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

@@iggy082 Are you still alive sir? Lmao

[@snowy2619]

You remind me of a young Gordon Ramsey :D

[@bootleggreenthanos5944]

Thats what i was thinking :D

[@iggy082]

If it were Ramsey he'd be screaming and yelling and calling you a donkey for not drinking his filtered water.

[@thetwodollarbill5535]

You mean if he lives in the woods

[@Mr-Ad-196]

Lol

[@MrMoose-fl6rm]

Your right

[@maurice5726]

1990: There would be flying cars in the future. 2019:

[@KozmozzTV]

MAUR ICE A year is just a number, it depends what people do with time and money

[@K00SHI]

MAUR ICE that’s old

[@orunsir8394]

MAUR ICE Fuck off with this tired meme.

[@zaidanesem6635]

2019 what? 2019 we got something that could filter dirty water into drinkable ones, that's even better than flying cars.

[@maurice5726]

@@zaidanesem6635 yeah it is so important

[@joshuakoh1291]

If you urine in a cup then u lifestraw it, it taste like water right? Then u can survive with prolong period of time with clean recycle water over and over, great i will buy the lifestraw youtube.

[@chrus8481]

The water will tase salty and nasty, and you would slowly lose more water over time.

[@majorFaulker]

Ninkudo koh asking for a friend right?

[@joaquinn7926]

Humanity just found an Infinite water source

[@ThisGalaxyCat]

Woah there is life sraw youtube edition?????????

[@SkizmSchism]

Illuminati wants to know your location.

[@deadreign92]

In an emergency situation you would certainly try to find “cleaner” puddles and streams to draw from, making the filter last as long as humanly possible.

[@randysalvaje512]

Like he said in the video….

[@morningmadness3846]

I have been using these filter for years now and I stopped bringing gallons of water and enjoying much of my outdoor activities. I highly recommend it! There are a lot of good deals online. I acquired my latest for just $13.99.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Oh yeah, that is a really good price!

[@bluewater5463]

Why am I watching this, I have a statistics test tomorrow I should be studying for

[@gqrcia]

How was the test?

[@bluewater5463]

I think it went well!

[@gqrcia]

@@bluewater5463 good for u

[@thetwodollarbill5535]

;-;

[@barracuda6817]

@@thetwodollarbill5535 >_

[@somethingsock6707]

I’m gonna Lifestraw Heinz ketchup

[@kinglos3004]

Lmao

[@cxnnectivity6889]

Ewwww i hate ketchup by itself

[@jonathanpardo1699]

somethingsock wtf lmao

[@evilwizardfrog]

somethingsock xdddd

[@chemicalthug3607]

You'd prolly just get vinegar

[@shinew7185]

Some of you are joking/complaining about that .01 percent that is potentially not filtered but let me tell you it’s a lot better than drinking the alternative. I don’t care what brand you choose, there are several on the market.. it’s just a good idea to have a water filtering device just in case, I wish they had been available back in the 90’s. My sister was 8 mos pregnant and always in very good health. She and hubby loved to go camping, hiking.. etc.. and decided to take one last trip before the baby came. They went to an area in Oregon (4 hrs away from home) that was known for its fresh water streams, companies like Arrowhead made claims of harvesting water from those streams so my sis had no hesitation in drinking from it. In hindsight it was a fluke situation but within just a few hours she became very ill. She went from being a very vibrant and healthy woman to laying in a hospital bed fighting for her life. Not only did she need to have an emergency c-section to save the baby but ended up wearing a colostomy bag for the next 2 yrs. Of course there’s a lot more to the story medically speaking but it would take me writing a novel to explain it all. We, her family were in a helpless panic as to whether she was going to survive, it was touch and go for awhile there.. not to mention that she was unable to have those first bonding moments with baby like most (new) mom’s do. When I say it was a fluke situation, it was discovered that there was a dead bear laying in the water upstream, I mean what were the odd? Was that what made my sister so sick, we’re not completely sure but probably likely. There were parasites in her bloodstream as well. Times were different and we didn’t know as much as we do now. My sis and nephew are doing very well today and a couple of repair surgeries later, my sis didn’t need the aid of a colostomy bag anymore.. she got lucky! They had two more kids since then and they still like to go camping as a family. She’d prefer that none of her family (or ANYONE!) drank from a stream or the like but she always comes prepared with her water filtering devices, probably more than is needed. LoL I’ll admit, the one thing I do appreciate about the Lifestraw company is that they give a straw for each one that is bought to ppl who need it more on a daily basis. I’m sure those ppl are not concerned about that .01 percent, they are grateful to have nearly perfect drinking water instead of not having a choice. Be safe out there peeps.. not sorry. 😊

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

Nice to hear your voice Chad. You don’t generally talk in your current videos. 👍🏼 wow! It does work.

[@decaf-nosebleed]

I've actually used a Life Straw before on a camping trip. It worked really well!

[@TheJusnic82]

Ive always used it in moving fresh water, but always curious as to how they would work in a dirty puddle and it seems pretty damn good actually!

[@TheSareus]

I feel this has become more useful to people who wanted to dig Seap-wells and use these.

[@Hucfinn-zz8dl]

Thank you, I've been wanting to see a video of someone using this filter in real world !!! Nice video ! Again Thanks !!!

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

You're welcome! I hope it helps.

[@sleepmares]

You took it for the team. Thank you. You deserve to get paid alot for this though

[@DashDrones]

You should really be getting paid a lot for this...

[@wrickel0727]

DashDrones and he does

[@goldmoutdog19]

Lol i would hope he has a contract with lifestraw

[@AnhTran-nj5ju]

i hope you're joking

[@physicsenjoyer2025]

I don’t know who you are but you sure looked like Gordon Ramsay in the thumbnail

[@chesvin1]

Lol yeah I thought it was Gordon too

[@1hero866]

That’s why I clicked, I thought it was him

[@MJScoutArchMar]

I would go with a sawyer mini instead. It filters more and lasts much longer. Also, you dont have to drink directly from a puddle while getting your self wet and dirty. The sawyer mini allows you to fill a water bottle and attach the filter to it. Much more convenient!

[@TechOutAdam]

Thanks a ton for this! The day we can filter sea water with something like this will really change the world.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

But not change it for the better.

[@RobertGaron]

The military has been doing this for decades for their personnel. It's simply not yet scaled for global usage.

[@thenightmarewizardcat]

You are aware there are water bags that filter sea water into drinkable water by the evaporation process, right? It takes a few hours to have several litres.

[@thenightmarewizardcat]

it's not just the military, large crucero boats will have them included in the survival package.

[@levreg]

yes, all it is, is separating the salts, and i have been to a place (and this was a machine) where they were making water from the air moisture (digressing but interesting) @@thenightmarewizardcat

[@jandp2941]

You speak so well! I wish you all the best. You also look like someone who could be on TV

[@ToxicSkull0]

Basically I just watched a dude drink muddy water through sum special straw

[@joaquinn7926]

??? That’s exactly what it is

[@xakune8357]

Tf did you expect clicking on the video lmao

[@ClarkKulper]

Don't act like this is the dirtiest thing you've watched online.

[@AFFI909]

Not sum straw, when shtf that thing saves lives

[@jiroren3747]

T

[@valeriocardarelli1293]

i'm about to buy one of these life straw for my outdoor gear, thanks for this review

[@kcovac2029]

"Chad was found dead in a puddle of his own diarrhea "

[@theboatman360]

That's what I was thinking.

[@_Michael_17]

CXADOW311 lol

[@1984Alive]

🤣👍

[@91C4NVA]

Lmao

[@legoobi-wankenobi]

@black hole it’s a joke

[@thomashill6347]

Wonderful to know FOR THOSE who hick or travel in the outdoors. Thanks for sharing this

[@LisaAnn164]

I just ordered my first Lifestraw and received it this afternoon. I made the purchase to have in my survival bag for emergencies. I understand that the product received very high consumer reviews; and that was the reason for purchasing it. I am looking forward to trying this. Thank you for posting the video; this is very impressive👏👏👏👏. God Bless.👍👍👍👍

[@qua7771]

If there is arsenic, mercury, lead or any other toxic chemical in the water, it wont remove it. Its only a filter for removing partials. It takes a still to separate chemicals from water.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, that is absolutely correct. The Lifestraw should not be used in water that may have industrial chemical pollutants.

[@qua7771]

@@ChadZuberAdventures I think about fertilizers and pesticides that might be in suburban creeks or retention ponds. For temporary survival it wouldn't be so bad if it is your only option. Out in nature the water is probably pretty clean.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@qua7771 Yes, you are exactly right on the mark.

[@denisegirmer4550]

Big Berkey claims to remove mercury but correct not Lifestraw

[@jabbokrajewski1480]

Common Sense dont drink water around factory's

[@quandrellhendricks]

*I mean I don’t want to be THAT person but.....was it necessary to spit in that cup then drink it again?*

[@oliverplochec8679]

Yeah that shit is nasty

[@aspectoftheyeti1232]

KZbin's way of advertising the LifeStraw, putting it into everyone's recommended.

[@audrey9256]

You convinced me to buy that. Thank you.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I just bought two more to keep for emergency.

[@audrey9256]

@@ChadZuberAdventures cool...i went on a hike last week and used my lifestraw...it tasted a bit funny...

[@peacelove7872]

I’m still going to say you are brave LOL...glad to see how great it works.

[@archangel20031]

You should use a piece of cloth to filter the big things out and let the water sit so the sediments you just stirred up can settle out before drinking it. Use a life straw when you are on the move and can't use a bigger filter like a Sawer mini then use the larger one when you get to a camp/safe site.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Yes, good tip. The purpose of this video was to show that it can filter this muddy water and make it safe to drink.

[@boko1063]

“Definitely something i won’t drink” *continues to put straw in

[@DanielFHarb]

Chad! Awesome video, thank you! 😎

[@lifeongps]

You are very brave as are many that use that for contaminated ground water. I do have them but only for certain use, There is No straw or water filter on the market that filters or kill Viruses. They are measured in 1-100 nanometers and are only killed by distillation, Chemical or Reverse Osmosis Membrane. These 3 methods should be the only method you are using to drink contaminated ground water. If you use chemical tablets you can then pour that water through an activated carbon filter to remove the chem taste. I ran a multi dollar RO water system for a Regional Dialysis Center. That is my two-cents,,,Lol

[@JohnWick-pr2be]

Wow this is so useful for army personal. Since I'm from army I'm gonna buy this. So convenient

[@apollofn77]

Man: drinks water Germs: I'm about to end this man's whole career...

[@abr2kt838]

Stolen

[@apollofn77]

@@abr2kt838 lol what? The meme is well known, and from the 5 minutes I spent scrolling I didn't see a single comment like it.

[@davidledesma209]

Outstanding move.

[@user-slayer]

SIKEEEEEE

[@katie1511]

Well, he's using a water filtration device. It's kind of meant to get rid of bacteria and germs. Almost good joke lol.

[@princessmoccasin4279]

Hey is that bear behind you pissing in the water!??

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I don't think so.

[@princessmoccasin4279]

That was that funny taste you had

[@matrixarsmusicworkshop561]

Gg fam xD

[@dtrem0677]

Abby Cookie 2018 r/woooosh

[@idontgetjokes4614]

Abby Cookie 2018 r/whoooosh

[@shortstarwarsessays1842]

I love how the intense music plays over something mildly interesting

[@ishalmania]

Short Star Wars Essays need a playlist of these kind of videos

[@markstead9624]

Love the choice of music 😄That's definitely a neat product 😁 I'm subed

[@LatestHour]

I used one in a fairly stagnant pond, just tasted a little grassy but didn't have any ill effects. Works.

[@ermacness]

Is there an update video, or... an obituary or something we can follow up and see how he's doing...

[@iggy082]

I spit out my drink when I read your comment just like in the movies

[@rramnath1981]

Lol

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Hahaha! This was over a year ago and I'm still going strong. Heck I don't even use the LifeStraw anymore, I drink straight from the puddles.

[@ermacness]

@@ChadZuberAdventures lmao my man! Immune system is on boss level 100. Respect!

[@hunterhenryk]

Did you have the shits later? How do you tell when the filters are at capacity? Does the dirty water start coming right through to your mouth?

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Hunter Henryk No man, no shits at all. The filter works great. After about 1000 liters of water passing through it eventually gets clogged and will no longer filter. That's when it should be discarded. Of course using it in water this dirty would cause it to clog sooner.

[@hunterhenryk]

Cool, thanks. One of the big KZbin channels (What's Inside) just did a video on the LifeStraw, so maybe you'll get more views on this video from people looking for more information (like myself).

[@banditquest4756]

These filter straws do work for a day or 2 before clogging up, but you will be better off filtering this water through a few layers of cloth then boil it. For a filter, use a few layers of tee shirt type material then wash the shirt after to have it ready for next use.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I have used the same filter for a year

[@davidwillis5016]

You can use charcoal from your fire pit - it's a thing so look into it

[@aussieas3073]

Great review I’m going To use mine in conjunction With a Milbank filter into a container than drink from the container

[@jeffs1759]

They now make a life straw that's built into a carrying bottle. Great video demonstration. I have always drank out of puddles with it, the downside is how hard you have to actually work to suck the water and that you can't really save any for later. The new bottle is much more convenient

[@SandraBegotka]

Couldn't a person carry water in any bottle and then use the life straw to suck it out. I looked at the bottles...a lot of money for their bottle. Is the bottle version easier to suck the water through?

[@smokesfatdoinks7072]

When you submerge it to prime it do you submerge it in dookey water?

[@zharewandang]

Smokefatdoinks 707 what do you think

[@GrnXnham]

To make it more exciting you should go into one of the bathrooms in Grand Central Station and drink straight out of one of the toilets with that thing!

[@Arecls]

heck no that’s way to strong just for a straw .-.

[@trooperjinthewoods4538]

What about a fast flowing creek or river that runs past lots of farmers fields would it filter chemicals out? I feel that digging a so called water hole beside the creek or river that would then fill up using the earth to pre- filter that water would possibly give an added level of safety and might prolong the life of that filter, just an idea , what do you think?

[@sasuke1212naruto]

went on a camping / hiking backback trip. being 2 days deep into the woods its a life saver when you run out of water.

[@gracecastilloarroyo2340]

Wooooooow que filtró para dejar el agua clara de verdad que es útil

[@2spedsintheforestvideos80]

3:20 I thought he said “you know what, im depressed”

[@datboi1971]

~Drinks Water~ ~Gets Depression~

[@user-bf6vp4rv1f]

so tru

[@kamuromat]

this is the first time i’ve heard this man’s voice.

[@DD-ld6bx]

It's all fun and games till that .01 parasite gets you 🤷

[@rubenarriza6096]

Immune system: *nah fam*

[@borna5539]

There is 99.9999% chance of getting bactery in everything

[@coloradolivingoffgrid6106]

It's survival. No water and die or filter out 99% with the straw? Is it really a hard decision?

[@DD-ld6bx]

@@coloradolivingoffgrid6106 That was a joke...made 2 years ago in fact. OBVIOUSLY, using the survival straw is a better solution than drinking polluted water or having a lack there of. That was kinda a no duh...

[@DD-ld6bx]

@@dustinbirkez8321 Yes, as stated on MOST bottles in big black letters lol.

[@MrSakolphan]

Great idea sir I will even filter out the spitted jar again just to be reassured a good filtering

[@fernandoorlando1046]

nice presentation. i personally wonder why not sea water? so when i am on a raft in the middle of the ocean and have no water, only a lifestraw.. i am lost?

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Salt water is chemically bonded and can't be separated by filtration alone.

[@ramirezjose15015]

Im faded af and I knew I should have clicked on what KZbin recommended randomly. 10/10

[@ryanbahling6709]

Jose Ramirez same

[@887Rabbit]

Great demo Chad. Life straws are great but I've also been using the Sawyer mini system which is a bit more pocket-able but just as impressive

[@levreg]

Thanks for the tip, i will check as travelling - you need something pocketable and discreet

[@judas_cobane]

Muddy water: I've heard you need lungs like the jaws of life. Lifestraw: Hold my Air.

[@TheDragonshadow1231]

O 😂

[@joshuabarrera285]

All right , easy and light tool . I like.

[@angelus_solus]

I never put much stock in these. It's so much more convenient and portable to carry a cotton bandanna and either boil the filtered water or add a few grains of potassium permanganate to kill the parasites if there's no fire wood or a burn ban is in effect.

[@pheo212]

The 0.0001% of bacteria: Let's get em boys.

[@calvinbastidas9875]

1948: We are going to have flying cars in the future! 2018:

[@soraaftp]

Nam e you’re not using the meme properly

[@calvinbastidas9875]

owen2760 ik

[@s5.bryant]

Lifestraw: “Eliminates every bacteria is dirty water” Ebola: “Am I a joke to you?”

[@rustynail822]

F.B.I. Ebola is a virus

[@kendall7416]

Whoever invented this is a genius

[@Kdyllon]

plot twist: Chad ends up in the ER for parasite poisoning after drinking the lake water

[@conjames421]

he just needed to drink his own backwash THAT much... like okay just take in a gulp straight from the pipe

[@VolatileViolet]

Gee, it's almost like he wanted to _show us the difference._

[@davidledesma209]

@@VolatileViolet XD

[@conjames421]

@@nullface_YT I don't get it but okay thanks for letting me know your opinion

[@goldmoutdog19]

Lol it literally just came out of his mouth so whats the harm?

[@xakune8357]

It’s to show the product doing its work you fuckin clown. Use some common sense. How else would he show you how it works? By sticking the camera into his mouth?

[@ayelmao4258]

Can i use lifestraw to drink toilet water ?

[@havish6248]

guava juice did that in a video

[@vclips2000s]

why dis dude look like gordon ramsay

[@Leoleo-zj5nx]

its his fake brother

[@bigzoinks93]

Jordan ramsey

[@joeyyeoj552]

The water is fucking raw

[@spicyboi860]

Where's the bacteria sauce?!

[@cctz_1]

He looks like steve irwin and gordon ramsay combined

[@kickboxerforever00]

Great demo, you can use it in a pinch, but the Sawyer mini or the Sawyer 1.0 filter is better and provides up to 100,000 gallons of filtered water,also when collecting water even filter water, you are supposed to look for already clear looking water and ideally up stream and Fast flowing or water that has Fish (Alive Fish 0 Toxic chemicals usually) ..always avoid any stagnant water 👍

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Thanks. This was a demonstration of the filtering capabilities of this filter. I don't usually drink from super muddy stagnant pools. I still use the LifeStraw filter from time to time. Never used any other filter.

[@kickboxerforever00]

​@@ChadZuberAdventures Cnoc outdoor vector 2L bag with dual openings filter bag and the Sawyer 1.0 Water filter (Filters 100,000 gallons of water , you can't beat this Pairing

[@notsofatmike1]

I have one in my day pack for flyfishing. I have the model that is a drinking bottle with a lifestraw system inside it. Never need to carry water anywhere I go now. It really is a great product.

[@user-dj2sz8qn1w]

Now use the Lifestraw in the filtered water and it'll be perfect!

[@fallenxd8890]

Idiot its already clean nothing will happen anymore

[@tejuscs936]

Nah mate what he's saying is that water will only be like 99.999% clean and with the life straw it would be completely clean

[@katchper948]

@@tejuscs936 that's dumb

[@Quackily]

@@fallenxd8890 wooshed

[@tejuscs936]

@@katchper948 no u And also it's not my theory I'm just trying to guess what he's tryna say

[@DrAdnan]

Luckily we have access to clean water around here 🙏

[@bennn7821]

Imagine if the life straw is just a big placebo affect and everyone who uses it is slowly dying lmao

[@dustinhargrove2129]

Oh, we’d know 😂 girardia sucks

[@daniel51404]

Lmao

[@CONSOLETRUTH2]

Dude, we ARE all slowly dying regardless so......

[@Gawdessofficialpublishing]

CONSOLETRUTH2 so existential 😂 I think he is talking about like a even fast kinda slow, like one dimension down haha

[@Licensed1]

Or instead of slowly dying, people start realizing we’re immortal and only die because we think we can die?

[@bp8087]

Hay ... Shut up about the music .... You answered a lot of questions I had ... You were very helpful thanks.. 😊

[@bobbylong2927]

Nice side by side comparison 👍🏼

[@fernandoherreracocinaymusicavl]

Simplemente hermoso mi amigo no sabes como disfruto mirar estos vídeos eres simplemente genial

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Muchísimas gracias amigo! Abrazo...

[@thomastague4444]

Might be a good idea and give some to the homeless who cant get pure water

[@jonatanmenjivar4617]

That is why free water at McDonald's exist

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

@@jonatanmenjivar4617 not every homeless person lives near a McDonald's

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

@TehAJLord as common as they are, again, not every homeless person lives near a restaurant/McDonald's

[@Theycallmethek3]

Do you think homeless people drink from puddles?

[@seankilburn7200]

Pure water isnt good for you. We drink potable water

[@Smullet90]

Put both under a microscope if you want to know what bacterial activity is there.

[@gabrielnascimento1021]

He should've boiled the water before doing that

[@pubplays368]

@@gabrielnascimento1021 the point of the straw is for a survival situation where you don't have time to boil, on the move, etc.

[@TheDragonshadow1231]

Seen it it is so pure clean even ecoli fungus and other type bacteria nope on petri dish.

[@FiberBunny]

Wow that thing is literally a life saver

[@antongirdeux07]

there should be an attachment that allows you to suck water up into a bladder that you can detach and pour into a larger container

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

That's a great idea!

[@antongirdeux07]

@@ChadZuberAdventures if they make it i want it called the DLH attachment after my dad "Dehydrate Less Here" or something lol.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

@@antongirdeux07 you'll have to contact the company. I have no affiliation with Lifestraw.

[@neiljerichonool535]

Slightly flavoured -Chad Xd

[@qaviar2153]

What if he uses the lifestraw on the filtered water 🤔

[@nicholasfoster3077]

FBI open up

[@qaviar2153]

@@nicholasfoster3077 😫😫

[@giancarlo_music]

It would be the same. It will filter it but there is nothing to filter

[@devonsmith1990]

Shit I drink that everyday living in Flint, Michigan.

[@ddfelder2]

Damn

[@1984Phalanx]

Growing up in the rocky mountains I drank out of streams hundreds of times without issue, now however I live in the prairies where the water is not glacier fed and its a lot dirtier. I bought a couple lifestraws for my kit.

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

Good idea. The lifestraw is an excellent tool to keep in your kit.

[@majesticwyatt2192]

This is amazing! Why don’t we help people out in parts of the world and send these out?!

[@Durge75]

Man I was waiting to see a time jump to the shitter. Lol

[@raulkukyiglesias7730]

So cool muchacho!

[@thecallifamily8864]

For people complaining apparently you guys don’t get out much or go on adventures.

[@alanross2876]

How do you know when the filter needs replaced?

[@larrybud]

Just note that the number of "9s" in the decimal of the filtration effectiveness is REALLYY important. Their website says three 9s for parasites ("three nines" means 99.999%, or three nines after the decimal). For bacteria it's six 9s. 99.999999%. It "sounds" like it's twice as effective, but the difference between the to is 1000 : 1

[@tronche2cake]

man drinks nasty water using a straw with intense music in the background