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It may not create drinking water from anything like Dean Kamen's wonder machine, but this new so-called Klimatic Base 1 AirWater Machine does its share of inventive (but not entirely unique) water purifying nonetheless. The device promises to pull drinkable water out of the air. That's done, as you might have guessed, with the aid of an apparently standard dehumidifier, which gets paired with several filters and a UV light chamber that the company says will eliminate any bacterial content that might be in the water.
You'll apparently even be able to get both hot and cold water from the dispenser. There's no word on price or availability just yet, unfortunately, but we wouldn't recommend trying to rig up your own with a Brita filter and the dehumidifier in your basement in the meantime, either. [Source: The Red Ferret Journal via Tech Digest]
You'll apparently even be able to get both hot and cold water from the dispenser. There's no word on price or availability just yet, unfortunately, but we wouldn't recommend trying to rig up your own with a Brita filter and the dehumidifier in your basement in the meantime, either. [Source: The Red Ferret Journal via Tech Digest]
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Subscribe to commentsJanetJul 7th 2008 10:49AM
I don't trust it. I don't want to drink water that was evaporated from my work place. Sound totally disgusting.
JanetJul 7th 2008 10:54AM
I don't trust it. I wouldn't drink water that was evaporated
from my work place. Sounds totally disgusting. What about fumes? This sound like it could have a bad health effect in the long run.
c williamsJul 7th 2008 4:52PM
This is a very good ida cause the water we breath out is what we drink so the particles will be heated or fillter, air condisioners solve waterer shortage.