How To Turn Sea Water Into Fresh Drinking Water

[@ericthebarberic9919]

This mans survival tactics are weird but effective in weird scenario

[@donaldbenson4249]

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[@donaldbenson4249]

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[@Moyai-c-130]

@@donaldbenson4249 bro what the fuck do u mean

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

This isn't weird.

[@Moyai-c-130]

@@jesuschristiskingandsavior461 yes it is

[@davepetro5676]

I done it with 2 tea Kettle in scout with a copper pipe back in 80s Never 2 glass bottles I like it cool. Great Idea. Same idea catch the steam in other kettle.

[@slavegirlofTheMalik7887]

👍🏼👍🏼

[@CesarNostradamus-wj9uq]

Reminds me of science class as a kid we did this.

[@farmsgrace341]

And after all the water has evaporated, you have salt to season food.

[@jameshoffman1842]

A two-fer for sure

[@someguy5948]

Seasoning *and* preserving.

[@internetisinteresting7720]

you know that you cannot eat that salt do you?

[@jokesonyou1253]

More importantly, to preserve food.

[@farmsgrace341]

@@internetisinteresting7720 why not? It's just evaporated sea salt.

[@estevano4434]

“And we’re gonna try it” *video cuts off*

[@roeyearl9431]

Him: it’s still salty fk me

[@marchi.fleming]

Ikr?! Like "...aaaaaand???" 😕 Tf, how do you even know if this is helpful or not?!

[@IBrainedMyDamage]

💀

[@reanimationxp]

he died

[@kensmechanicalaffair]

​@@roeyearl9431 lol

[@dirtybirdy2182]

This played on a loop no less than 30 times while i made an egg and cheese bagel sandwich.

[@viciousKev]

Sorry to hear that

[@chriswoods8712]

It took you 30 min to make an egg bagel?

[@Michael-z6p5b]

​@@chriswoods8712hahaha

[@dirtybirdy2182]

@@chriswoods8712 Baked the bagel scratch-made everything bagel, plucked the egg from the coop.

[@littlefishbigmountain]

@@dirtybirdy2182 Some people have terrible sense of time and only measure literal time in the pan. Don’t worry about people who don’t think about all the prep time and whatnot, not to mention cleaning as you go. They might even be comparing it to sticking a Jimmy Dean’s in the microwave for all we know. Even if they respond, it’s likely gonna just be a bunch of cope and arguing. Not worth engaging.

[@paulneilson6117]

Always carry 2 bottles of wine with you when sailing.

[@adriandarcy-taylor6429]

Personally I carry a gallon of Pussers rum and twelve dozen (144) bottles of wine.

[@paulneilson6117]

@@adriandarcy-taylor6429 I meant to say at least 2

[@Pearlangeldream]

😹😹😹😹

[@eyeofsauron2812]

Where is the rum!?

[@CrazyWhiteVanDriver]

Two cake tins and some bricks, ok

[@SmitTheBumb]

Famous last words ... "We're gonna try it"

[@Jaqueesee]

😂😂😂😂

[@LongTimeNoSeeMe]

That s how we lost contact from him since then 🗿

[@TheTruth27589]

😂😂😂😂😮

[@koop2.1.5]

“All that for a drop of water” - Thanos

[@Muerice]

OK, that's funny! Surprised there aren't more likes 😂

[@anthonylau8469]

in actual survival a drop of water is all that matters

[@ShawnVanNinja]

Epic

[@thesnellshow]

Distilled water essentially

[@TeemoFatHamster]

This also strips the water of most minerals and i’m not sure how long one can survive drinking only distilled water

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@TeemoFatHamster I've been told that it's a good idea to sprinkle a little of the salt back (like less than a pinch) to replace the stripped minerals though I have no clue if that's true or not.

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

​@@TeemoFatHamsterHopefully you'll find food too.

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

​. Pink Himalayan salt has the minerals...just a pinch added. Regular salt doesn't...well aside from the sodium...So, lots of wine & pink Himalayan...don't forget!

[@MissNoechen]

​@@NaomiSims-id2vn that thing with the pink salt is only half true and for the amounts needed to make the distilled water drinkable, the trace amounts of some minerals that can only be found in pink Himalayan salt don't matter

[@The0ldg0at]

The basic two chambers still, an evaporation chamber and a condensation chamber. Putting an aluminum foil around the condensation chamber will provide faster condensation because metal radiating heat in infrared is mote efficient to cool the bottle that convection cooling by glass.

[@kingmikez0559]

as a chemist, this simple distillation method is very creative.

[@mangaranwow2543]

would it help to elevate the "receiving bottle" a bit? since heat goes to the top, or doesnt that matter at all?

[@kingmikez0559]

@@mangaranwow2543 if they are connected better that could help, if the receiving bottle is raised the water drops might fall back into the heating bottle when the droplets condense.

[@mangaranwow2543]

@@kingmikez0559 Thanks for the reply, i appreciate it.

[@t.bo.a7061]

As an African male this might have been the best few seconds of my time online today

[@survivalistor6195]

Lol, why did you feel the need to specify your gender

[@gaklapo5462]

@@survivalistor6195 may be .. just may be. It is kind of culture in africa to honor another is like that. Or it is their culture that man which strugle to seek food n water something so precious there

[@Mint-sk6zp]

@@gaklapo5462 as an African who lives in Africa i certify that no it's not

[@johnparkin1505]

So WTF does African male have to do with it???

[@t.bo.a7061]

@@Mint-sk6zp true

[@JamalLama-i2u]

It’s basically distilled water, very nice method when low on resources

[@georgeharrison4195]

This is a very handy trick, has helped me survive this current cost of living crisis.. thank you !! Thanks 🙏

[@Death88758]

How

[@AaaaAaaa-mw2nq]

Distilling? For something that sounds so fancy, I never thought it was so easy.

[@RDE_Fun_Games]

Yes it is es

[@redcon1570]

I've been looking for this simple method.

[@Hikipojat]

Remember! You shouldn't drink a lot of distilled water because it doesn't have bacteria in it and your body will absorb the bacteria in that water because distilled water doesn't have bacteria at all..

[@dannyd8407]

It's actually a lot simpler then that cause all you really need is something to boil the sea water in and something to catch the condensation but I get what he's doing he doing it in a last resort scenario as in finding things that are around you to make drinking water and really if you use the same method as he did with the water from the tree you'd have the same out come I've been doing things like this since I was in boy scouts i even taught my scout leader a few tricks they didn't teach us before I became a egal scout like how to make a few logs burn all night long there are lots of ways of doing that like a lot of stuff you see on KZbin I've been doing for years long before any you tube was around

[@gameseeker6307]

Does cost fuel tho but eh

[@Lilac-w2f]

Don't forget to pick up a few bricks before going out to get stranded.

[@gloriaturner3892]

Also 2 bottles & 2 trays the same size.

[@chongtak]

@@gloriaturner3892 bricks can easily be replaced by rocks. Two glass bottles on the other hand...

[@davidhunt1350]

tasty with no fat

[@alexl.8748]

"Thats drinking water right there, were gonna try it.." Next shot: NOPE. Back to the ocean to redo.

[@whereswaldo935]

this is like a guide on how to cook a single kernel of popcorn

[@frankmerlino336]

You are dumb, you have an ocean to use, and you can use it at the cost of little exertion,

[@clix1593]

Bro just solved the whole water crisis for India💀

[@FearlesSLaughteR1]

The cut from the end where you drink it made it seem like your friend went back to where it started to pay respects. Hahaha. Thanks for the cool idea for water though.

[@hunormagyar1843]

His friend looks the same as him tho? lol

[@cdmiii]

You be better off if you cooled the water bottle off somehow. Maybe pouring cold sea water on top of it, Or keeping the sand water-logged with cool sea water. It'll compress the vapors quicker and yield more.

[@Ivanych_Milovadze]

Так и сделано на видео! Бутылка лежит в коробке с мокрым песком, и автор еë периодически прокручивает.

[@Surfsail]

He cut the video short because he spit it out😂😂😂

[@Ivanych_Milovadze]

Автор, спасибо за ролик! Многие комментаторы здесь насмехаются над бутылками, кирпичами, огнивом. Но важен лишь процесс! Если вы понимаете, как это работает в принципе - вы сделаете это и другими средствами! Например. Берëза, является самым распространëнным деревом на земле. Из еë коры можно сделать герметичную коробочку, и кипятить воду в ней прямо на огне! Или, пластиковые бутылки, которыми замусорено большое пространство берегов всех рек, морей и океанов. В ней тоже можно кипятить воду! Это кажется невероятным, но это так! Более того! Даже из листа бумаги можно сделать коробочку, в которой можно кипятить воду! Да, здесь будут проблемы. Но главное понимать, как это работаеь, а уж средства подбирать можно из своих возможностей! Если кому-то будет это интересно, расскажу ещë способ! В пеньке выбивается отверстие, прямо сверху. Оно расширяется и углубляется доступными инструментами, например, острым разбитым для этого камнем (у вас же нет ножа!). Ямка в пне становится достаточного для вас объëма. Вы заполняете еë, не доливая до краëв, водой. Вода может быть любой, в зависимости от задач. Если речь идëт о дистилляции, то она может быть и морской, и очень грязной, и даже заразной. Если вы смогли развести огонь (а это должен смочь сделать каждый уважающий себя выживающий : )), то далее вы разводите близко к пню костëр, и закладываете в него не крупные камни. Когда они раскалятся, разогреются до большой температуры, деревянными щипцами их поочерëдно кладут в залитый водой пень. Вода вскоре закипит! Вы будете вынимать остывшие камни, теми же щипцами, и класть их снова в огонь, а новые класть в эту "кастрюлю". Вода будет испаряться при кипении, и нужно будет лишь придумать некую "крышку", откуда чистый пар будет стекать в ëмкость. Этот способ поможет сварить еду - добытое мясо, рыбу, и остальное, если у вас есть чистая вода. Можно даже сварить суп! Знай себе, подкладывай новые горячие камни! Так что не надо смеяться над тем, чего вы не понимаете!

[@xtrasalt7210]

Some teen was stranded out at sea. He used this method with a shirt to catch the water. It’s smart but tragic.

[@ronaldcherrier3205]

Brilliant idea and an ingenious way to survive 👏 👍 😀

[@birendersinghsachan182]

एक बेहतरीन जानकारी लाजवाब बेमिसाल 🌹🌹🌹🌹💞💞💞💞💞🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷 चियरररससससस

[@marrow3855]

That’s cool, how did you find out about all these cool facts?

[@Howsen_Hawj]

Hes something of a scientists himself

[@EdwardJamesKenway...]

It’s not hard to understand that you can create drinking water by boiling water

[@thepny_chasseur_de_tricera5361]

@@EdwardJamesKenway... salt water need more than just boiling

[@SirYeetU]

@@thepny_chasseur_de_tricera5361 a longer boiling

[@Sergmanny46]

@@EdwardJamesKenway... Genius, the water evaporates and all you're left with is a huge chunk of salt. It's not as easy and straightforward as people think.

[@DoaaMohammed-e3s]

That's called distillation. Perfect for the people of Gaza nowadays. Thank you

[@paulpagotto1846]

That's pretty cool man👍

[@lukefalzon]

thank you bro how are you?

[@paulpagotto1846]

@@lukefalzon I'm good love the videos man well done👍

[@DavidNutter1963]

Legend has it..to this day his skeleton is still lying on that beach with the bottle still pressed to his jaw bone. 💀

[@RayMak]

This video saves lives

[@mrxaerorevo526]

it is work??? wow amazing.. hope in future we can get fresh water from sea water when world fresh water empty... hope government using like this method when water crisis comes

[@MC-810]

This process already exists. Ocean going ships do this, they use what are known as distillers/ evaporators. Some of them boil sea water to make freshwater, others use a process known as reverse osmosis. It’s quite old technology.

[@gloriaturner3892]

We already get some drinking water from sea water here in Australia.

[@manikbhure4436]

I will definitely try this once i get lost on an island

[@kelvie855]

Les Stroud showed me this the first time on survivorman. He used washed up junk like a bucket and some pipes. Neat to see this done with smaller and more common gear like old bottles laying around

[@АлександрБуравлев-д3т]

Firstly I was like, no how, it's salty. Unless you would distill it, lol. Then this dude literally distilled it using two bottles. Freaking awesome 😂

[@IQDave]

Brilliant mate. Gives me a good reason to finish a bottle of whiskey! Lol

[@ij7315]

Your video is awesome and good learning skill

[@lukefalzon]

Thank you my friend hope your well

[@FlushingStatic]

Make a well for me and 1 for u also, for future generations,also if u can build a tree for me id appreciate it.

[@L_Train]

Could you use rocks and sand as a filter? It works with fresh water. Make a tube with fine sand at the bottom with increasingly larger rocks as you go up the tube. You can use a sleeve or sock instead also. Pour water from the top and collect at bottom. Use a second similar filter for better purity.

[@dakota5532]

Google "does the earth filter salt" or something like that. the answer is no

[@matrizmayhem]

I think they meant the water?

[@morganplisken7271]

You are going to need the right bottle because glass becomes brittle when a particular temperature is reached. Most glass bottles will crack at boiling temperature.

[@Ivanych_Milovadze]

Разрешите с вами не согласиться! Бутылка треснет лишь тогда, когда на еë поверхности возникнет разность температур. Если бутылку нагревать медленно, то она прогреется равномерно, и трескаться не будет. Тем более, что здесь, еë нужно нагреть лишь чуть более чем до 100 градусов по Цельсию. И кстати! Воду можно вскипятить даже в пластиковой бутылке (ПЭТ).

[@justmejm]

I better make sure I have two glass bottles care with me in the Apocalypse at all times

[@robertbrodie5183]

and dont forget the bricks and two bakeing pans

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

​@@robertbrodie5183 My backpacks getting heavy already..

[@docter123100]

And have tinder know how to make a brick also maybe from seashells crushed up is calcium carbonate so let’s be free

[@FractalNinja]

​​@@docter123100Primative Technology channel has a great series about making cement bricks from wood ash; filter out the charcoal chunks, wet it, form into a ball, cook it in a fire until glowing orange, let cool, mix with water then your other sand/gravel aggregate, form it and let it cure :D also works as a brick mortar (Edit: might want to mix it with some tree bark or something because it does become a little caustic and blisters can suck)

[@eskimozoe1391]

The camera stopped rolling because he went.. "Ouch!!, That shit was hot!!" 🔥

[@SecurityMeetRv]

Facts it works with urine to

[@experiencejk]

why bother doing that with urine tho? it's much quicker to just drink the urine...

[@SecurityMeetRv]

@@experiencejk urine is filled with bacteria and other stuff cause when ur peeing the water in ur body washes the dirty stuffs in ur body out so you pee is dirty so by doin that u will be left with water

[@Death88758]

​@@experiencejksalt will dehydrate you the more piss you drink

[@e_rebus]

Container 1 with salt water, empty container 2 next to it. Flat piece of anything held up over both, tilted down towards container 2. If you there's glass available you can use the sun.

[@rumeshvishwanathwickramasi4947]

Never seen this trick anywhere,genius

[@Lola-mn9oz]

When the survival wine is all gone😂

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

Well, you'll need to drink the wine to work up the courage to face & survive your desperate situation first anyway.

[@kalidasmukhopadhyay1789]

After one year now I think my fresh🍃💦 drink is ready 😂

[@peterlohnes1]

cooling the condensing bottle with constantly cycling cold seawater on the outside of the bottle will help as well.

[@DivineWine1]

I would love to be out there with him, he is having an awesome time.😇🙏🏽❤️👍🤗

[@tamsaktv1992]

Amazing my dear friend nice proven water

[@Andjzel]

Where am I gonna find all this in a apocalypse

[@0kelvinzer0]

Be prepared. In that scenario the unoreprared will die in the first month. Then time will kill off the rest of the population when their resources run out if they dont have skills similar to this.

[@whitehairedbadass3475]

It wouldn't be that hard to find some glass bottles and something to start fires in an apocalypse.

[@Brunzy1970]

Good idea for these youngsters to see. Bravo

[@willyscissor8873]

Try drinking distilled water for a week

[@fifocrew3040]

Cool thanks for that, great idea.

[@myoutdooradventures6378]

Ya great survival tactic. As long as you got two fully intact glass bottles and two bread pans. And sand.

[@joehernandez9722]

A gallon of purified water from the supermarket comes to mind.

[@Sethsland1]

Yuor telling me they could boil salt water to make fresh water, and these desalination plants cost millions sometimes hundreds of millions. And barely any fresh water this guy is the ish

[@angiebell2629]

This will be awesome soon thanks mate

[@angiebell2629]

Btw I’ve seen this on one of your vids with this torch in it

[@lukefalzon]

no worries my friend

[@oalmikee1234]

You need to find the two bottles without cracked, Good trick if now you can find all that and everything dry at the beaches of any shoreline thats, All

[@whitsundaydreaming]

“That’s pure drinking water right there” as a black chigger is floating in it

[@vickikay54]

That's the protein you need.

[@vickikay54]

That's the protein you need.

[@rollye4857]

that's how you name a black chinese man?

[@frequencywatchers]

its best if you can pur cold seawater onto the collectable water bottle while it collectts, it makes condensation much faster and better, i have made moonshine for years from wood stove and simply made destilerry

[@LucidicPvP]

I hope if I ever need drinkable water. I have 2 bottles and 2 bricks on me.

[@johonass]

My brother trolling at the end 😂

[@battle_promaster3631]

California needs to figure out converting sea water to fresh. They won’t make it too much longer.

[@TO5TADA]

Thankfully our reserves are at safer levels than before, so its not as pressing but the reason why California hasn’t yet done so is because if we do there’s a serious risk of killing off an endangered and protected fish species.

[@gloriaturner3892]

We do it here in Australia

[@alexonorep5978]

Yeah a pot and a vodka.

[@Somethingsomething5110]

Did you know you can just drink sea water? It may kill you eventually but you can.

[@xBooBxLoL]

That's really interesting!

[@prim_poetry2374]

Question..is this only useful with sea water? Or can you use this with River, lake, ect.?

[@QuarkSzz]

Ofc it's useful for every kind of dirty water, evaporated H2O is obviously the purest

[@EdwardJamesKenway...]

You can use the boiling method with any water

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

Yes, you can distill river water to drink too. Distilling is the safest way to avoid nasties anywhere, altho, it might not get rid of SOME chemicals...also, it doesn't get rid of radiation either.

[@hshroyalnloyal2058]

how about the taste?

[@shi20]

taste water i think 🤔

[@PinePrince]

Taste water I think 🤔

[@775.Al3x]

Taste water i think 🤔

[@kaiorhoads9726]

Taste water i think 🤔

[@katiebarber407]

taste water I think 🤔

[@heaven33957]

It's a little long process but it's safe! Thank you for these life saving tips🙏🏼💖

[@blank.9301]

You also need a pair of crocs 👍

[@TheComedyHistorian]

It’s good to see Alexander Volkanovski found something to do outside of the cage

[@MansoorAlqahtani-ye5xv]

Make sure to add a few drops of sea water to the new distilled water to avoid getting dehydrated,distilled water if i am not mistaken has low to non mineral or salt which is essential for the body

[@mr_cookies352]

When you run away from home:

[@SteppingRazor762]

I love how it cuts off right before you get his reaction 🤣

[@arabtube1604]

Distilled water , yea its safe to drink

[@NotSoWorthless]

That sky looks gorgeous

[@gerardmeehan8240]

Thanks for the tip

[@kdub175]

so distillation is the answer? you can just distill salt water into fresh?

[@TNBROKE]

Are you Australian

[@lukefalzon]

Yes and you?

[@artmemer2312]

@@lukefalzon cannibal

[@seanduignan2127]

@@artmemer2312 so New Zealand ?

[@artmemer2312]

@@seanduignan2127 yeah

[@matthewscruggs7104]

Seems like a lot of energy for very little in return. But if it’s the absolute only option I’d try it

[@thetankhunter100]

Cool never knew they had beaches in austria.

[@RapTapTap69]

He's Australian?

[@zackeriemcmillan5850]

@@RapTapTap69 Yeah Australian, not Austrian. (Referring to the original comment)

[@EdwardJamesKenway...]

He’s not from Austria

[@TheRealAnarchrox]

This video is neglecting key points of information. 1) Drinking fully distilled water can kill you as it leeches electrolytes from you. This method may still retain some of the salts. To be safe, you can add a bit of the remaining salt from the sea water to the distilled water to ensure this doesn't happen. 2) The receiving bottle should be kept as cold as you can keep it. Sit it in wet sand and cover with a wet cloth where possible to speed up the condensation.

[@arneedlund8512]

Or you can eat food sometime becorse all food have minerals and other good stuff in it.

[@Br0ken_dr3amz]

Next: how to turn a fish into iPhone 14 pro max 😭✋

[@codyjohnson2821]

"Note" (if you're drinking distilled water, it will not hydrate you because it does not have the necessary minerals you're body needs to survive) While distilled water is safe to drink, it is not recommended as the sole source of hydration for extended periods of time. Distilled water lacks essential minerals that our bodies need for proper functioning. Drinking only distilled water can lead to mineral deficiencies and electrolyte imbalances, which can have negative effects on your health. It is important to have a balanced diet and consume water that contains the necessary minerals for optimal hydration and well-being.

[@jayescalade7657]

So I have to invest about 10 hours a day to get a bottle of warm water? This is a lot worse than minimum wage. 😂😂😂

[@kunstdontfollow8011]

This is legitimately the safest water to drink. Filtering water won't kill bacteria neither will boiling it. However the condensation is always clean

[@magnusgranskau7487]

Aussie forest fires v.2.0 unlocked

[@kollurubharathsimha539]

Thats actually distilled water so just add 10ml of sea water to that it won't suck minerals from ur body

[@QuickSilver9x14]

Also if you take the metal lid from one of those bottles and cut the closed end of the lid off you can use it as a coupling between the 2 bottles and screw them into the same lid from both sides.

[@Jfmoorejr]

you will get unalived for this.... like the guy that invented the water powered car. NSA is watching lol

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

Better have several bottles going at a time so you get enough water to survive.

[@robertlulich6338]

Best real video & worth all my time,great find dog!!!!!

[@simbadelhijodemufasa1883]

We are going to try it Is it good?

[@davidlampard5911]

This man's face and accent is same as Alexander Volkanovski the UFC champion. So I knew he is also Australian

[@Wookiemonsterfreak]

Just be sure to have a little sea water with it. Hydration is more than H20, it’s also minerals too. It’s said that drinking distilled water may actually leach minerals from the body, the very things needed for hydration. Just ask Gatorade, or those other sport recovery brands!

[@arneedlund8512]

You have minerals in all food you are eating to. That is enaf.

[@Firikka]

Remember to add atleast a small amount of salt water from the other bottle/sea. Our drinking water contains a small amount of salt and other minerals which are essential for us. It will also make it taste better.

[@-M-A-R-K-]

Nice vid but what about the VOC's?

[@NaomiSims-id2vn]

STOP IT! JUST STOP! YOU'LL SURVIVE THE VOCs!..HELP WILL COME SOON, & YOU'LL BE DRINKING YOUR PURIFIED WATER AT HOME...HAPPY DAYS AGAIN!

[@Celsoalexsilva]

Now I'm going to isolate myself on a desert island.

[@Sergmanny46]

Not the most effective method (and there really isn't unless you have a lab at your disposal to separate the salt from water), but this can literally mean a difference between life and death, should you ever be stranded in an island and you have no more fresh water left.

[@matthewmorris7665]

Been to the historical site on the coast here in the Pacific Northwest where Lewis & Clark built a device to purify the water and make salt to preserve their food. It was pretty cool to see.