telegraph.co.uk — Military chiefs are excited because the bottles, which can distill either 4,000 litres or 6,000 litres without changing the filter. The bottle can clean up any water - including fecal matter - using a filter that cuts out anything longer than 15 nanometres, which means that viruses can be filtered out without the use of chemicals.
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orangetideSep 13, 2007
I think you just shake it out of the bottle after each use. And eventually it gets clogged from the small stuff, which is why it is not an indefinite filter.
Closed AccountSep 13, 2007
I'd like to see it filter fresh water out of diarehea
mtheoryxSep 14, 2007
Um, yeah, thus the importance of simply flying the *bottles only* around the world and filtering water that is *already there*.
flamekebabSep 16, 2007
"We're not used to foreign cash" is a fairly retarded excuse, in all fairness.
macxprtSep 16, 2007
So how do you clean the filter? Do you run water through it the other way forcing the collected impurities out? I am picturing a fine sieve like device that will eventually get clogged and no longer pass water through it.
nudarOct 4, 2007
To tell you the truth I am not interested in making water out of my poo.
nudarOct 4, 2007
It was a little confusing that they used the word distill. However, distill has more than one meaning - 5.
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nkthenMar 24, 2008
This is amazing but I still prefer distiller water.<a class="user" href="http://www.distilled-waters.com">http://www.distilled-waters.com</a>
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