AhSoon 阿順

Water is one of the most precious gifts of nature and what a paradox it is that this same water when contaminated is the cause of death. With natural disasters striking us every now and then it’s quite a task to get fresh drinkable water to the affected people. Michael Pritchard, an Ipswich-based businessman has invented a £190 bottle that makes ‘foul-smelling water drinkable in seconds.’

This breakthrough discovery can filter out any particle or viruses that are longer than 15 nanometers than 200 nanometers bacteria in size currently used in water treatment but not viruses which are 25 nanometers in length. This means the process of cleaning can be done effectively without any use of chemicals and made water drinkable in seconds.

The idea came up when he watched the Tsunami disaster where people were desperately in need of clean water. His trials and errors finally yielded result, a prototype that will filter water quickly, safely and even potable with this Life Saver bottle design.

News Source [Telegraph.co.uk]

Permalink

Water is one of the most precious gifts of nature and what a paradox it is that this same water when contaminated is the cause of death. With natural disasters striking us every now and then it’s quite a task to get fresh drinkable water to the affected people. Michael Pritchard, an Ipswich-based businessman has invented a £190 bottle that makes ‘foul-smelling water drinkable in seconds.’

This breakthrough discovery can filter out any particle or viruses that are longer than 15 nanometers than 200 nanometers bacteria in size currently used in water treatment but not viruses which are 25 nanometers in length. This means the process of cleaning can be done effectively without any use of chemicals and made water drinkable in seconds.

The idea came up when he watched the Tsunami disaster where people were desperately in need of clean water. His trials and errors finally yielded result, a prototype that will filter water quickly, safely and even potable with this Life Saver bottle design.

News Source [Telegraph.co.uk]

Permalink