Puribag With P&G Purifier of Water Review

Puribag With P&G Purifier of Water Review Well First Slightly Failed Test Anyways.
P&G is working with many partners in an effort to provide clean water to improve health and reduce illnesses caused by contaminated water. These Satchels can be purchase individuals or boxes of 240 Satchels. Each Satchel can treat 10 Litres of water.
What is P&G Purifier of Water?
P&G Purifier of Water is a powdered water purification technology packaged in a 4-gram packet
It works like a dirt magnet, pulling dirt and contaminants out of unclean water
P&G Purifier of Water is made up of the same ingredients used in municipal water treatment systems
It provides a visible signal that the water is getting cleaner, even in highly turbid water, and this increases user confidence
It also provides residual chlorination so that the water will remain usable for about a day
The portability of the light-weight packets makes them a viable option for distribution to victims of emergencies and natural disasters or to hard-to-reach rural areas
Only simple, readily available household implements-bucket, stir stick, filter cloth-are needed to use P&G packets
Water Purification Process
Add the contents of 1 packet to 10 liters (2.5 gallons) of water and stir to begin the process of precipitation and coagulation
•Stir for 5 minutes until floc forms and the water becomes clear
Let rest for 5 minutes
Filter water through a clean, 100% cotton cloth and dispose of separated floc in a latrine
Wait 20 minutes before drinking to allow for complete disinfection
Store in a suitable container to prevent decontamination
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[@tomlund9860]

To get rid of the salt take some peeled whole potato’s and let sit in the water to absorb the salt, it works better if the water is heated too

[@Solotist]

Wow intresting process

[@callsam101]

I wish SOMEONE, ANYONE would READ the directions, Follow the direction and make a video to use in the real world. SMH...

[@jfl1710]

Can someone tell me what is the powder product?

[@FilterShopZa]

It is P&G Purifier of water, basically Chlorine and a floculant.

[@frogmanpipes9561]

45 minutes later. And you still have contaminated water

[@CorpKitten]

Depends on the contaminant. The p&g cleaner contains chlorine to clear a majority of bacteria

[@frogmanpipes9561]

@@CorpKitten or because you mess it up. By stirring the contaminants back up in the bag.

[@christopherdickson-vd1ho]

P and g water packets

[@FilterShopZa]

Yes

[@araubaze]

Lol Big fail

[@chinaman79]

Haha terrible demo. If it goes wrong, just redo it.

[@sulyokpeter3941]

Nice one, but still not safe enough. But very,very nice try. I love our tech and knowledge. Iam looking forward what happens next. Maybe we can make our clean water from nowhere? So we never need to use any of these stuffs? I mean maybe we can create a chain reaction which will make a clean water? Like 100% clean h2o. That would be awesome and I think we are very very capable of doing it.

[@dubio77]

What are you talking about? This is used all over the developing world, every day, so people have water to drink. It’s safe enough already. It’s not some experimental cleaning system…

[@adamharries610]

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[@CorpKitten]

Wut

[@KaiserTrigger]

No shit. Water is water. No such water is 100% safe. Don't wanna drink it if you're dying? Then die.

[@nakiawebb5670]

This is a bad demonstration. Will not buy

[@pbcityis-witty6268]

Watch videos of people who actually know how to use the product, makes the world of difference lol

[@briistheone]

TERRIBLE!