How to turn sea water into drinking water (2 simple methods)

In this video we turn sea water into drinking water, using materials that can unfortunately be found at almost any beach.
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[@naporto]

yeah i should been sleeping bc its 3 am... but what if i got stranded on a boat or at an isle??? (i dont live near the sea)

[@martinborm2871]

A bigger canister would be better, of course. But I understand the idea behind these small constructions. You have to work with what you've got. But in the very least you could put some black material in the evaporator. Use some dark stones or something. It will prevent the light from just passing through and absorb it in the evaporator, heating it up faster. On this scale the title might just be 'How to die of thirst', but if you get about ten of these going, it might just be enough to survive.

[@dediprakosa7727]

It would be much more effective if you widen the evaporation surface of water so it would be much more better if you use for example plate than glass shape water container

[@outdoors-university]

Thank you for your tip!

[@silasteacher]

Would help if the plastic cup-like bottle on the inside was replaced by an aluminum can, especially a dark color one?

[@outdoors-university]

The truth is that I didn't try it, but it sounds like a good idea! Thank you for your valuable comment!

[@darkfoxjj]

How can they live that long then?

[@Altair6066]

I’d probably put a few of the second method at the same time

[@joedatuknow]

All you need is one cup an two trash bags one clear the other black make a 0 in the sand lay black bag down in the middle of the 0 make a hill put cup fill out side of the 0 with sea water get four two six sticks stretch clear bag over all an make shore center drops down to fill cup in middle of 0 the bag will cetch all water vaper an drip in to the cup about a gallon a day as long as its hot out so iv been told same thing as his bottle inside of a bottle the black bag heats the water up from sun light

[@outdoors-university]

It sounds good! I will try it for sure! Thank you for your comment!

[@louisianimalkicks3191]

Can’t really picture this. Could you demonstrate?

[@ANXIETOR]

Are the glass bottles level? Or one higher than the other?

[@outdoors-university]

Level.

[@LunasLooks]

how did u make the two bottles stick together?.

[@outdoors-university]

I didn't stick them together. They just lay next to each other.

[@maxgood42]

@@outdoors-university I was thinking if the cooling bottle (2) was in some wet sand it would condense the water better , then the same setup but use the bottle from (1) so the Large plastic bottle would be in the sun and tip to tip with another bottle in some wet sand to cool it.

[@outdoors-university]

On the second method I was cooling down the bottle with sea water. As for the first method, the vapor goes up and if the bottle was sideways, the vapor would stick on the upper side of the same bottle, bringing no results.

[@maxgood42]

@@outdoors-university Yes that will happen , but it is steam so maybe play with some angles to get the best effect. I was thinking about how the wet sand cools as it evaporates and it would incorage the condensation effect , as well as shading the collection bottle to keep the clean water.

[@Sunny123816]

Tooo little water ..

[@timeadam827]

All I can hear is mr bean saying “a mish mish mish”

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[@JW...1]

Did you clean the collector bottles first?

[@5thdawg917]

Hopefully the Palestinians in Gaza are able to figure this out since they have no access to water and living inside a blockade for decades

[@Zaidi_227]

That was what I was thinking