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Water Generator - 7 Gallons a Day from Air
Ecoloblue $1350 ... Thoughts?
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Seems to be a very expensive dehumidifier??? Same concept...also requires electricity....
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It depends on whether the air has 7 gallons of water in it. And $1350 will buy an awful lot of plastic bottles.
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Gonna look pretty crazy hooked up to a generator.:biggrin: T |
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In any area with a significant winter heating season, this will be useless during the winter. The air is too dry already without taking more moisture out of it.
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It could be an easy solution to getting drinking water in a crisis but you need a lot of electricity to get it running. Better off just storing the drinking water in your basement and learning how to distill water.
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Kiwi, this machine might have Eco in its name but it's also green so it must be legit.
Whatever happened to solar stills anyway? Will the sun go out in a power crisis? |
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I think you should run out and buy one, TODAY !!!
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I don't think much of the EcoBlue, myself.
It's kind of like solar power: it'd be cool if you could afford to do it, but it doesn't seem to be the cheapest way of getting the desired result. Where I am (midwest US) water from the tap costs about 1 cent for around 20 gallons. I think it'd be a lot more economical over the long run to just pour tap water through a Berkey or some other kind of (non-electric-using!) filter. Quote:
I've searched online and never mind anything cheap--it's tough to find drinking filter systems that will handle blackwater for any price. Maybe run the blackwater into a greenhouse plant bed, and then draw off the humid air from inside the greenhouse? Or build the roof of the greenhouse in a "V" shape, and catch the moisture as it runs down the inside of the roof.... -end- |
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Edit: Of course you will need to either cool the air or reduce the moist air pressure to bring it to the dew point to achieve condensation. No easy feat in a hot environment. You could trap the air and let it condense overnight but I don't know what that would do to your plants. |
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day..put lots of humidity into the air, the thing would probably work great then! If you boil away, say 20 gallons, that would be enough for the gadget to produce 7 gallons? Seems like I keep getting a green slimy stuff on the coils of my dehumidifier when I run it in the summer. Can that stuff hurt 'ya if you drink it? |
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You are better off buying instant water. Just add...
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