Drinking Water with Floaty Bits

#puribag #water #filter #purification #survival #battlbox #currin1776

[@Battlbox]

FULL video EXPLANATION uploaded now on our channel 👍

[@eng.ahmedamir7606]

the final round of filtering is actually done by the mustache as he drinks it

[@patricknesbit2334]

And what an absolutely magnificent specimen of manly beard and mustache it is!

[@Phearsum]

Pair this with some Liquid IV and it'll have better flavor and the water itself will go further than normal for you. It's my go to combo.

[@blackhalo1148]

This one actually works tho we use this were i work and it does it well 👌🏽💯👍🏽

[@bananaboy444]

Safe and clean are not the same. Clear looking water can have serious nasties but cloudy ugly looking water thats been boilded and filtered will safely clean barbecue sauce off of your stache.

[@gur262]

I mean it's yellow. I'd. Run it through a coffee filter then boil it. Or just make coffee?

[@patricknesbit2334]

Hum wonder if it is good enough to filter water with doda in it? Some places have a lot of wildlife around and some pretty nasty waste gets into the water, especially if you have otters, beaver, muskrats, or nutria around as we do in these parts.

[@crateclub]

Floaty bits. lol

[@chandler9688]

People should know that safe and clean are NOT the same thing

[@redshift912]

I don’t know what we would have done if you didn’t type that .

[@MLSHADOWZV7]

I will still fire that water up

[@dannyolson5603]

If its all dead, your discarding it your basically wasting a free meal theoretically

[@nifty3000]

Lololol

[@Phearsum]

It won't all be dead. Some of it just chemically binds to the solution and becomes heavier than water. That's why they've got the built in option to let the bottom out. It does kill a bunch of organisms, but the ones it can't, it pulls to the bottom to be flushed out. So drinking what's at the bottom is not advised.

[@TehSlaw]

You could kill all the bacteria in some dirt but you still wouldn't wanna drink a mouthful of tiny rocks and broken down organic matter

[@peterheinzo515]

dead bacteria can still contain toxins

[@Texicus_Reddicus]

You cant see bacteria floating in water

[@burner5673]

Nice cut before he “gulps”