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Those water purifying packets were initially used for non-profit to help areas in developing countries have access to clean water. Later it was sold in the US for profitable services and it’s been at least a decade since it was made by p&g and the centers for disease control. It separates sediments with flocculant and kills bacteria, viruses, and parasites with a chlorine compound
chlorine is more effective in gasous form than in powder form so your comment is misleading . and that is the reason water treatment plant uses chlorine gas and not chlorine powder ( actually there is no chlorine powder available only bleaching powder is available which has about 30-40% chlorine )
@@laxmanCPWDJE Please do some research before you try to debunk my comment. The solution contains chloramines, not chlorine. I used that wording, because many people don't know what chloramines are. Btw, by mixing chlorine gas and water, you get HCL which is one of the strongest acids
Not necessarily as u won't always have stuff like this just laying around. At times the only things u will have to work with is what is ìn your environment so you won't be buying your way to survival
Actually it already purified the water, it killed and clumps up 99.9999% of the dirt, germs, and bacteria. Don’t believe me? Look at the video Marker Rober did on this, it’s really cool and amazing of how this works!
I've studied water treatment during my degree of chemical engineering. This is the exact same process that your water supply that runs your tap water is. Except on a larger and much more refined steps that makes it even better. True this water isnt the cleanest water but its "clean enough" to not cause serious complications. And yes usually in 30-60 minutes the water from the inlet of the water treatment plant already made it to the end of the process. And those plants process thousands of litres per second. Biochemistry engineering is amazing.
@OLGA KOGAN cause 3rd world nations cant pay. there is no way in hell would people just give tech like this for free, and since 3rd world countries are poor, they cant afford water treatment like this
@@Justin-bass I don't think you understand how the internet works, because I can assure you *at least* 50% of viewers would think they can just drink this without any concerns Edit: the amount of people that lack basic reading comprehension and tell me what you're supposed to do in this situation, that you'll never end up in this situation, that it's "relatively safe to drink"... I have a clear message for all of you and hope that, if you are the next person reading this, already typing away an answer you're gonna send to me, consider the following: *I never said anything else* ! *Read my comment slowly and maybe aloud and then read it again* ! All I said was, that justin bass is wrong in assuming that "we" aren't 5 year olds on the internet an that people will believe this is basically tap water, which it isn't. That is all I was saying. Now leave me the hell out of it and talk to him.
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Awesome product. The satchets of powder contain two main ingredients: Ferric Sulfate (a coagulant that clumps all the sediments and larger microbes together and sinks them to the bottom) and calcium hypochlorite (specifically used to disinfect the water or microbes, and essentially bleach powder) so yes, this water is actually safe to drink. The guy who invented the combination of powders actually used it to help clean larger river systems and create drinkable water for places that don't have access to good quality water. This product is amazing, but for the skeptics, after use, portion out some for a drink, and boil it before consumption to create an extra step of precaution if you're not trusting the satchets. But this bag does in fact clean, and disinfect water. Obviously don't scoop up water contaminated with oil or gas lol, but this is a great step for survival.
There's a youtuber that put the clear water in a microscope and it was good. Apparently, one of those packets contain some chemical that can kill bacteria.
That’s amazing that the product he put in the dirty water made the dirt clump up and get out. It may have took a couple packets, but holy crap the fact that it cleaned that water that well is really impressive.
Its actually a chemical product that purifies the water through multiple processes not just removing the mud Go watch a video by Mark Rober where he explains the science behind it
"yo bro, can u pass me some water?" “yeah i gotchu, just give me a sec” "30 min later where the water i asked" "coming right up bro" "this water is clean as hell where did u get this" "there was a clean river 20 min that way"
@@giornogiovanna2485 They do have some disinfectants in that package so it could still be drinkable. But if you want to be extra safe, then yes you could boil it. Also, you need to shake the bag harder and well in order for the 3 different powders in that packages to become more activated.
I wanted to love this product, i had discovered the P&G Purifiers of Water a few years back, and while it works, it was impractical to bring a five gallon collapsible bucket with you, while backpacking. And this is where this beauty comes in a small portable rollup bag that can hold five gallons, and after watching this review i was sold! But that is where the good ends with this product, the sliding piece that you see him put on, to close the bag is impossible to completely seal. And shaking the bag, like what is done in the video, within 30 seconds the plastic piece would come undone and the water would fly out everywhere! And you have no idea how frustrating that is after watching this review and you see this guy doing it so effortlessly! Before this product can really be the Ultimate Water Treatment System, the closing system needs to be redone or even dome away with and replaced with a standard screw on lid!
Depends on where you are. In Germany very low amounts (max. 0.3 miligram per liter)*can* be used if the source is contaminated, but it's not standard procedure to add chlorine all the time.
For those wondering this process is called Coagulation. The product/substance he added is known as allum and it makes the molecules of dirt clump together thought the attraction of the molecules. Basically, the dirt particles clump together forming one big molecule which then settles at the bottom through Sedimentation.
With water it's always a hit or miss. I'm used to filling up bottles in streams when hiking and never got sick from it. I think the general base rule is to never drink from stagnant water, so no puddles, no ponds, no sides of rivers or lakes where the water slows down. And of course if you know it's a polluted area or if it's a popular dumping spot where assholes come to drop off trash don't even think about it. Streams are always your safest options but it's better if you know the area and have a general idea of what's upstream. Of course you can never be 100% sure that there isn't a dead squirrel marinating in your water a couple meters upstream or that a deer hasn't decided to poop in that exact spot five minutes ago but a night of tummy ache is way less dangerous than keeping hiking in the sun while tired and dehydrated
This is for emergency situations, where are you supposed to get enough energy to create a contained heatsource to boil the water? Won't it melt the bag? What are the logistics here? Lol
@@CrizzyD91 in emergency situations,get wood(sticks),rub then together and make a fire and to boil the water,but it over(not a little over,very over) and let the heat rise from the fire and boil the water. Im pretty sure u can get wood in deserts(not much) and make a fire. Be more optimistic cos it you'll probably survive if u have sticks and something to hold the water up.
@Caspiain2 OK, you lost me at "get some sticks and rub them together". Making fire in a brush environment is an extremely difficult and time consuming thing to do. It's not like the cartoons.
@@CrizzyD91 but still,let's say you have access to fire wood and this puri bag,I'm sure you can make a fire to purify the water. If you that is too difficult,then find 2 flint and bang them together over and over again till u get a fire.
Pro tip: shake the living hell out of the water to properly activate the powder. After you get clear water, either boil it or clean it again with an in-line filtration system. Talking from experience, I learned the hard way so you don't have to!
@@gaellleleleelelle Probably got some sort of stomach virus. It's probably better when surviving than not having any water at all, unless you get diarrhea which dehydrates you even more.
Now he only needs to add another bag then boil the water and drink it with that filtering straw forgot the name but apparently it filters 99% of bacteria if I remember well
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@@averydillard8435 it's still contaminated with aluminium sulfate and possible organic compounds along with heavy metals. It's not magic like people think. I'd use a portable filter and then boil the water. Anyway it's for emergencies or maybe for reckless people impersonating Indiana Jones or that p¡$$ drinking guy.
I appreciate this video very much. Growing up in Russia, we had to walk far to prep hay for the cattle. Couldn't carry much water. These packets are solution to a problem we had back in a day. I saw some mocking comments regarding the performance of the packets. Those are coming from people who have no idea of being in a situation more than a block away from a grocery store.
Facts. MOST& I MEAN 99.7% of the people who type in "English" have never been thirsty. Let alone have any idea what clean water is. Especially as they turn the handle to their disgusting chemically endured "fresh" tap water at their faucet.
It's step one... looks like some sort of flocculation agent. It clumps the sediment together and lets it fall out of suspension. Step 2 is a heat or chemical treatment to kill pathogens. Suspended particles will interfere with chemical treatments, and taste absolutely terrible when heated.
@@bellascythe9594 That was one example and pesticides can kill you. I’m not saying to put pesticides into the water I’m saying you have no idea what’s in the water. The pesticides could already be there.
I understand it's a meme but the main purpose of the packet is to kill waterborne bacteria (rated at 99.999% effective) and viruses/parasites (rated at 99.99% effective). Those ratings are of course an average and nothing can be guaranteed, especially with user error, but those kinds of purification packets from P&G (and others) really are a lifesaver if used properly.
The first chemical is called a coagulant and typically is a derivative of aluminum. The clumping is called flocc and binds the solids together so they can settle out. The remaining water can be disinfected more effectively because the bugs have less places to hide. High volume municipal water production follows the same general procedure.
