This clever little gadget sucks up to two and a half gallons of drinking water a day out of the air.I must remember to install one. It will come in handy if I'm ever besieged during the inevitable zombie apocalypse.
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
Watermill
This clever little gadget sucks up to two and a half gallons of drinking water a day out of the air.I must remember to install one. It will come in handy if I'm ever besieged during the inevitable zombie apocalypse.
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Pity that drinking distilled water is dangerous for every living being, both animal and human, since living beings do need some indispensable salts mixed with the water they drink, to keep in order their bones system. And this is a quite renowned fact. Let those people from Watermill drink their own battery water themselves, unti they get arthritis and worst... it's true that the moron's mother is always pregnant.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.snyderhealth.com/water_ionizers/distilled_and_reverse_osmosis_water.html
I'm riding out the Zombie Apocalypse in my decommissioned missile silo, along with my trusty robot pal, Sparky.
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