VIRAL Water Filter GETS an UPGRADE

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

[@Battlbox]

FULL EXPLANATION video uploaded now on our channel 👍

[@No-sc9wm]

Man explain what they do at a water treatment plant and how this system is just an extremely simplified version so they can understand

[@loldogha8830]

Basically the way it works is that the bag contain 3 components. Positively charged seeds crystals : the dirt particles are negatively charged so they stuck together creating a small lump of dirt like you see about a millimetre in diameter The floculant: they are basically big long chains of molecules that float around and therefor collect the into bigger chunks and heavy enough for it to sink The third part is chlorine and I’m sure we all know what that does Edit: if you want to know more you can check out their website and mark rovers video on it from 4 years ago. The product has been around for ages even being used in Africa since 2014

[@blackhalo1148]

👍🏽👌🏽💯

[@Mr_Whats_His_Nuts]

Does it come with the tube and nossle as well?

[@sirifimay]

Will it work with salt water?!

[@user-wp2xm1kp2q]

Do the disinfectant packets expire

[@rollin60z]

I'd still boil it tbh.. wonder what it looks like under a microscope

[@Nipper-ty9tk]

If you remember to bring a container you can boil with, and a fire starter kit. If not, then I hope you have one of these bags with water purifier packets, or tablets.

[@lewismitchell5367]

Flocculation is a well known water and wastewater treatment process. (IANAL however over 30 years in water an wastewater treatment experience I would drink it) If you have a few months I can explain how it works and how to test the water to see if it did what they claim.

[@MiniDevilDF]

These are cool, but in reality they are revolving their product around an unnecessary extra component... the plastic bag. You can carry products in your bag such as PolyGlu, which is the food-safe coagulant made from fermented soybeans, that makes the dirt separate out and bind together. Then follow up with a purification tablet. This way, you can use your existing long-life products rather than a disposable plastic bag subject to more risk of breaking. Far cheaper as well.

[@Phearsum]

They sell their tablets separate. Less than 20$. The bag is just convenience for hanging / collecting / having an amount of water that complies with the tablets. Cause they don't work with just any amount. Each brand has it's own efficiency.

[@DhaakiraStreaming]

99.99999%

[@joeevans3709]

More curious if it cleans chemicals from the water like forever chemicals

[@MiniDevilDF]

Absolutely not. Boiling, Chemical and UV treatments won't do that. An RO/DI system can do most of it, but the only way to really be sure is distillation

[@losojovel5662]

The second one cut before swallowing

[@davidhowell1415]

Dude you had different water clarity from the bad release than you did when you drank. It’s a marketing scam.

[@enderwiggin9303]

This is a salesman right here folks

[@evanf1443]

I’d personally still probably want to boil it just to be on the safe side 😅 cool product though.