Company Develops Machine Capable of Extracting 10 Liters of Drinking Water from Air, Without Noise or Pollution

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/02/2022 at 10:07

Updated on 10/02/2022 at 17:20

Conheça Kara Pure, um dispensador de água que basicamente transforma ar em água potável – foto: Divulgação/Kara

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Cody Soodeen Develops Machine Capable of Extracting 10 Liters of Drinkable Water from the Air That Hydrates and Cleans the Toxins from the Body

That water is essential for human existence is no news. Keeping the body hydrated provides several benefits for it to function well. However, unfortunately, the water we drink may be contaminated with toxins and even microplastics that are present in more than 90% of the bottled water in the world. Nevertheless, a machine developed by Cody Soodeen, a designer, can offer high-quality drinking water and is a major innovation, capable of even eliminating toxins present in the human body.

Meet Kara Pure, the Equipment That Extracts Drinkable Water from the Air and Cleans the Toxins from the Body

YouTube video — *Transform the Air into Pure Drinkable Water with Kara Pure – the First Air-Water Dispenser with pH 9.2+ in the World – Reproduction/Youtube*

Named Kara Pure, the machine does not need a faucet; it is capable of extracting water from the air. The creator of the technology claims that he grew up in a city where the water was contaminated by a strain of bacteria, impacting the health of the community and even his family.

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Understand the Difference Between Kara Pure and Other Conventional Devices

The creator of the machine explains that other devices that capture water from the air use refrigerants in the process, which demand a lot of electricity, make a lot of noise, and are still harmful to the environment.

Kara Pure uses a substance similar to silica gel or volcanic rock. The air passes through this substance, extracting the drinking water that is stored in a tank. Thus, the liquid goes through a purification system with several stages where mineralized and ultraviolet light is used for sterilization. Afterward, it is alkalized, passing through an ionizer and a filter that removes any final impurities.

Right after that, the drinking water can be consumed. The machine can be of utmost importance in areas where there is no access to clean water, mainly because it does not depend on underground water sources, being usable anywhere in the world, and the only maintenance required is an annual filter change. To develop the machine on a large scale and make its sales viable, the creator launched a campaign to raise funds. Visit the Indiegogo site to learn more.

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About 2.2 billion people in the world do not have access to drinking water, and to alleviate this, scientists from the Moonshot Factory of Alphabet recently developed equipment that uses solar energy to capture water from the air, providing clean water for many people around the world. According to the project’s creators, it is possible to produce up to 5 liters of drinking water per day using 1 m² of solar energy.

Company Develops Machine Capable of Extracting 10 Liters of Drinking Water from Air, Without Noise or Pollution

Cody Soodeen Develops Machine Capable of Extracting 10 Liters of Drinkable Water from the Air That Hydrates and Cleans the Toxins from the Body

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Company Develops Machine Capable of Extracting 10 Liters of Drinking Water from Air, Without Noise or Pollution

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