1KW Solar Powered UV/IR Water Purifier for Free.

[homesteadprepper]

@bigmahfood A very distintive and familiar sound in my household.

[TexasPreppersNetwork]

Another great video . Thumbs up ...

[homesteadprepper]

@TexasPreppersNetwork Thanks.

[mostlymichaelcanada]

You could open a rapid tanning shop, after the SHTF... :)

[homesteadprepper]

@mostlymichaelcanada LOL!

[1oldarmyguy]

Great idea. I checked Craigslist here, found 10 for free. Going to pick up a couple. Thanks for sharing.

[homesteadprepper]

@1oldarmyguy I think that I'm going to pick up a few extra this week end. Talk about an awesome barter item. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[anyonefindAMERICA1]

Greenpowerscience does a solar distiller, check it out. Mine melts a new penny in two seconds.

[homesteadprepper]

@anyonefindAMERICA1 Smokin' man!

[docsimonson]

You could turn your solar oven into a flippin' microwave with that thing!

[homesteadprepper]

@docsimonson Zapper!

[TheHossUSMC]

Bad ass! I'll be looking for a rear projecting tv now!

[homesteadprepper]

@TheHossUSMC They also make an awesome conversation/entertainment item when guests come over or at family barbeques.

[PopPrepper]

Man that's awesome! Good job, gotta get me one of those

[homesteadprepper]

@PopPrepper Get 'em while they are still free. Thank for watching.

[jjsjeffjjsjeff]

If you didn't have anything to cook at the time you could focus it on a thick piece of metal or a rock and that would act like a heat battery. 2" plate steel takes a while to cool off. You could also use an anvil or even the steel from old non-electric irons.

[homesteadprepper]

@jjsjeffjjsjeff Excellent Idea. Thanks for sharing that.

[greatwf]

¡Great!



[homesteadprepper]

@greatwf Thanks for watching.

[scodurh]

Doesn't the charcoal have to be activated to be affective for chemical removal...I am not really shur thats why I am asking.

[homesteadprepper]

@scodurh Good question.The charcoal should be pulverized to maximize the surface area and is active. It is not as good as commercial activated carbon but will work. Only use hardwood for charcoal. I do not have the ability to manufacture commercially activated carbon. Charcoal has been used for centuries to remove nasties from water. I will be doing a better video on the the filtering. If I did not answer the question right PM me and I will try to do better. Thanks.

[scodurh]

@homesteadprepper That def answered my question....Thank you for the info:)