James P hahaha true.. Another method is cooking salty water and have a piece of plastic paper on top of that. With a bucket/bottle or anything self made to hold water to catch the condense!
i bought a lifesaver bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
Good video. Just one tip though: heat the water close to boil before mating it with another bottle and any petroleum volatiles, alcohol, or other active contaminates will evaporate before the water does.
i bought a "lifesaver" bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
@dylans voice It's chemistry. 😊 You know how rubbing alcohol evaporates really quickly, but water can take a while? Well, that's because its boiling point is lower than water (82º C versus 100º C). Since that's how most flammable solvents are, they'll evaporate off before the water reaches a boil.
You can then do partial destilation of that, get some kerosene, gasoline and diesel build a combustion engine, build a raft and drive off into the distance
I really appreciate you demonstrating this process. I was once at the mercy of the Mariana Trench when I was stationed in Guam while in the Navy. Me and a buddy got drunk on my 18 foot boat and decided to anchor off the reef. When we woke up I was in the shipping channel. I fired a Flare gun at Japanese Airliner and they radioed my position to the Authorities whom picked us up. We were drinking the melted ice from the beer cooler. This would have been a useful Hack for us. We had plenty of empty beer bottles. Thanks again Sailor Steve out.
The hell? They never thought you guys how to purify your water? My cousin is in the army and they were thought well how to survive in the forest and the beaches
@@TheCvlt none at all... he was on his own boat and accidently drifted out to sea then was rescued. There isn't any punishment for getting lost.. even in the Navy. Maybe if he was using a Navy owned vessel and was drinking and sailing while on duty. Then there would be trouble. But no, not for getting lost at sea on your own boat..
@@TheCvlt I got sent to a Captains Mast. Instead of charging me they made me take a Boating Safety class. Actually that was very funny as the humiliation of making a sailor take such a basic course. When I anchored off before sleeping the low tide shredded the line thats how we were adrift. But thanks for asking. Sailor Steve out!
Note: salt is also used as a preservation method for foods, and is a biproduct of distillation. Good thing to keep in mind if doing anything similar to this in a survival situation
I get the logic, but the leftover slurry is more than just salt - as pointed out above. It's basically a brine full of contaminates that could make you sick. I wouldn't use it for anything food related.
@Sunny bob Quackers they used the same salt we use from salt mines today. It might have still had a few contaminates, but it wasn't nearly as problematic as the stuff that can be found in sea water.
@Sunny bob Quackers I am not sure what you mean. Distilling has been around since at least 1200BC. Maybe even before that. The oldest evidence of it is 1200BC.
i bought a lifesaver bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
It takes about a gallon of water in a 24 hour cycle to keep a human male healthy. If one was lost on an island with two beer bottles and an ocean... one is fucked. It is good information to have, but futile in reality.
@@mmercier0921 Actually humans get much of our water intake from food so as long as you have a food source, two beer bottles and an ocean would be enough to keep you alive for quite some time.
@@DiegoRagazzid Not really I drank distilled water for a year. 90% & 10% regulare water. It removes lots of garbage from your body. Safest water to wash wounds & your eyes.!!!👍😎👽.
@@dreamybullx1Still drinking distilled water.I had much more rich mineral sources than tap water.Now filtered & different types of spring water + distilled one💦.✅😎☝️
The prospect of having other things in the water (like gassoline or oil) is why you should start with the heated bottle open to atmosphere until the water is at a good boil. Let lighter boiling materials out without capturing them in the recieving bottle. Before you connect the bottles, have some vapor condense on the outside of the cool bottle, and give it a sniff or taste to make sure it is water. Then, connect the bottles. Also, whenever you distill water, leave about 10% in the heated bottle. There can also be stuff you don't want that has a higher boiling point than water. Throw that out and start fresh.
That makes sense. I'm also wondering if the salt water bottle could be replaced entirely by a larger container, though one would have to get creative in connecting a bottle to the container.
Imagine after the entire video, he says "Now let's taste it." Then he spits out the water and just stares at the camera saying "Well I was wrong. That didn't work."
It is also possible to use just a bottle and one of those trays. Bottle will have same purpose as in this video, metal tray will be the cold surface for condensation (placed over neck of the bottle upside down at angle with one corner being the lowest point). Water will condensate in the tray and trickle down. All you have to do is use third vessel which can be anything including a large leaf to catch it (the third vessel can be literally anything water tight with depression including you)
Pretty soon looking at the state of my country, if I browse Tinder I find nothing but degenerated brainwashed zombie girls who dyed their hair pink or blue and are COMPLETELY INSANE, we are gonna collapse *soon* .
And yes you. Can distille urine like a Marine! Great video, I'm really impressed with your wonderfully simple yet non insulating way of teaching. Everyone can learn something from you & your science.
@@firepower7017 lmao you don't season your salmon with salt and pepper? Saltwater fish doesn't mean they are full of salt. I can't believe somebody is this stupid.
Hao Liu Again saltwater salmon already have salt. I tend to not add not much salt or else it ruin the fish entirely. Also how I eat salmon is add a little bit of salt, rub mayo across the salmon and powder it with paprika, next I add lemons and bake it.
Hao Liu But paprika has salt in it and I generally skip adding it. Edit: I generally skip just adding salt. I have a low sodium diet, I mean in my culture we eat crickets so I can see why you called me a dummy but that can be just coincidental
Simply Brilliant Dude... And I was trained by Marines since the age of 7, in survival.. and have lived of the grid for 30years, minus the cellphone, lol But I'm very impressed 👍
The biggest potential problem is that if your source water is contaminated with something that has a lower boiling point than water then this specific technique will need to be modified. What you will have to do is wait until after the water has started boiling before you set up the second bottle to receive the steam from the first.
make sure you know how to filter the water as well then there are impurities that can make you sick even kill you if you are unlucky in unfiltered water
Just remember to pour the highly concentrated saltwater into a container to allow further evaporation to the crystaline salt you will need for survival and food preservation! Great video... subscribed already!
DastiRDTV In a very long survival period you could even make a hotter fire and manipulate bottles so that you could upgrade the frequency of refilling.
Angle distillary bottle upwards to trap steam that would otherwise be stuck by the lip when it’s flat. About 5 degree tilt should do, and you can add more water as well.
If you were to do this, I'd suggest refilling the bottle in series. You'd have to let the warm bottles cool off before refilling it with cold water to reduce thermal shock. So you could do something where two bottles are distilling while the third one is off cooling. Then when the next bottle is done, refill the now cool bottle and place it back in and remove the empty one from the cycle to cool off, and repeat.
Thanks a lot I never thought of such a technique, that can really save life's latter this century when fresh water becomes increasingly difficult to obtain
In the end of the video, what the bird did was very intelligent. He played with your hair, then waited on a response from you. When you laughed, the bird then laughed too. That was the best part. Very entertaining. Ha ha ha :))
Thank you for this information, and making it so easy to understand! Living in a Coastal area like I do (SW FL), you really just never know. Especially when storms are so unpredictable around here! The only thing that makes me nervous would be being able to find the bottles to use. But better to know how to do this and pray that you can, than not knowing how to do this at all! Thanks again, XOXO
Thanks for sharing. The simplest system I have seen is to fill a pot about 1/3 full, put a bowl in the middle, with a domed lid inverted on top. The water boils, condensates on the lid, and drips into the bowl. Simple to remove the distilled water and simple to refill the pot.
Hi, I'm from Michigan too ! I just heard an announcement on the late-night news from the U.N. stating that Madagascar is at the highest level ever, for starvation & famine due to climate changes, level 5, I believe. Millions of people are starving. I wish people like you who are knowledgeable and willing to help others could get with others who are able to finance your knowledgeable skills to build, maybe large greenhouses over the dry land and use distillation & desalination of ocean water to help the starving people and the people who are suffering because they've had no rain for almost 3 to 4 years... There are so many babies suffering because they are hungry, and it's not there fault there's been no rain. We can send rockets into space, but we won't build we won't build gigantic size greenhouses, that can have built in climate controls, such as tropic conditions, more normal conditions or what ever type of conditions needed to grow the types of foods needed, and then, build pipelines that lead to them from the ocean to help irrigate... Obviously, I'm not a scientist, nor I'm I wealthy..lol but, I do wish "we" the "world" could do more for this situation. Thank you for your video. I want to learn more about these types of experiments.
Definitely something that needs to be taught in school. Give it a few decades. The way the world is going, we'll probably be there before long. Either that, or google takes over the world. #apocalypsehumor 🤷♂️
They didn't really teach many useful things in school. I think school is more about training people to be good worker drones or ready for prison. I think that if they taught useful things vs stuff most won't ever need / won't remember, people might pay attention and could learn how to be self sufficient.
coming from a 27 yr old, I wasn't taught that either but movies and TV taught me a lot more than school honestly 😅 And I don't think school is where you learn it anyway. maybe boyscotts and bootcamp
@@AlyxAesthetics You mean Republicans don't like Americans being self-sufficient with how much they've contributed to wealth inequality and state oppression. You want an educated populace, you vote blue.
Have to try this! Prepping is a way of life. Paying rent is oppression. Btw Your eyebrows will get you through the casting process of Days of our lives in the blink of an eye! Great upload! Thx man!
Prepping is great. I own a house, but paying rent isn't oppression. It's a choice to pay rent. It's convenience. And too many people rely entirely on convenient things. Like fast food for example. What if you never had fast food? Half of the people my age can't even make grilled cheese.
You are amazing. Best science guy on youtube! 1 thing though to add to this that is also quite important. Put one small scoop/splash of the salt water back into your distilled water because if you drink 100% mineral free water, you can deplete your body of minerals causing all sorts of issues. Especially over long time consumption. Russian explorers to Antarctica suffered this fate, all loosing all their teeth over time
Refill the source bottle *before* it goes dry or it'll get too hot and risk breaking. Also, if you can find bottles with different neck/opening sizes, you can plug one into the other and have better recovery (i.e. less gets lost from where they meet in your set up)
Assuming you have a knife (and who doesn't have a pocket knife all the time?), with a little work and a piece of a small tree branch you can make a wooden adapter to provide a snug fit between the bottles. If you're lucky enough to have bamboo, that's even easier. This is the basic system. Adapt it to fit, especially if you need it for longer periods during which you'll probably be able to find/fashion more materials.
this saved my life. explenation: i was 13 years old when watching this video. i thought its interasting and aducating. the year is 2022 and i just came back after being stuck on a deserted island for a few weeks. i was all alone. i had to remember what you did in this video to re-make the same actions. and so i manage to get some water so i could survive. i never thought a youtube video can save my life. thank you so much for the support. without this video i would have died.
@Ebola a small plane with only me, and a pilot were on the way to finland for some business. we ended up crashing in a large lake, and i was not able to save dave.
Really cool video! I will have o remember that for sure if I needed water. Heads up: If you are to drink distilled water for the purposes of survival, it is highly recommended to add a tiny bit of the salt biproduct back into the result. This is to ensure you are getting a proper PH level in your rehydration and the effects will overall improve your body functions.
Thanks for the design, I'm using it to distilled rice wine, which has low concentration of ethanol, into more pure ethanol. I'm using the ethanol to make hand sanitizer, stay safe 2020 :)
Never expected a guy, who lives in a state surrounded by the biggest fresh water basin in the world, to know how to distill saltwater. It would be like people from Chad that know how to swim! Another reason Michigan is the best state to live in! Good job!!!
First, youtube recommended a video about dozen of methods to set fire, then - how to cook meat and keep it in hot countries, now - this. Seems like 2021 would be intense
This is something I learned and forgot a long time ago... Came here to settle an argument with my nephew... I couldn't remember how quickly it worked. Great setup, great knowledge. Keep up the good work. Tomorrow, we're going to try this for a Boy Scout badge he's working on.
( I was a Drill Sargeant for 7 yrs in the Army & a 55B Ammo/explosives for another 7 yrs.) Another way to distill water: Ahead of time drill the middle part of the caps of plastic bottles out & crazy glue the tops together. Screw the tops on the bottles & put in your back pack. (Make 1 or more sets of 2 bottles it's up to you how many you make) Put some say sea water (or dirty as in muddy not with other chemicals or oils in the water) in one bottle then screw the bottles together. Put the sea water bottle lower on the ground & the empty bottle have up alittle higher & you can use the sun to heat up the sea water bottle. OR If you have a sandwich or some kind of plastic bag fill it with water then turn on it's side, empty water till you see a triangle of water in the bag & gently twist the bag to make as close to a ball without breaking the bag & tie it off. To speed up heating the salt water bottle hold the bag over the bottle & it will be like a magnifier & heat your water. If you take some bark off a stick or dead tree stump & grind that bark with a stone & save it on another piece of bark. Have gathered some dry grass & small thin twigs & stuff to fuel a fire ahead of time. Take your powered bark & sprinkle some on the bigger piece of bark & put your bag of water ( you make it like instructions up above) over the powdered bark & just slowly add more powdered bark as you see alittle smoke, put alittle toilet paper strips on it & as it begins to burn add alittle bundle of grass you can put your smoking bark in & lightly blow on it & it will start a fire, use your twigs then bigger sticks ect. A fire with no matches. If you have no spare water you can use urine. Put your pee in the bag & that works fine too.
@@bjl1000 I didnt realize we are in a war zone atm, and you dont already have to spell your job title correctly.... Spell check could have helped too, but hey, we can all look believable online by misspelling our "jobs"... Heck, I'm a Surjin guys
@@bjl1000 Lol you're some white knight mad that his pog boyfriend is getting bashed online and has to jump in to save his honor. He cant spell, easy enough.
Great video! I knew about this process, but was always told you need a three containers, (one for salt water, one for coolant and one for destiled water) stationed verticaly. This is way easier solution! (eventhough I was first sceptical about the aircooling, before I realised you use the second sand bed for cooling) Thank you! Hopefully I will never need this video :-)
Great video. 👍 I heard of method when you find plat that you know isn't poisonous and wrap it in plastic wrap or sack and it's supposed to work like a green house. Depending on how hot it actually is it might work...
This should be possible using 2 coconut shells (whole, drained thu the eyes) or 2 big hollow bamboo sections with a bamboo pipe between them. 2 flat stones could be angled together to make the sand tray over fire for the heated one. The cold one on Just a big sand pile.
Very informative survival/learning video.. thank you for this.. this is what humanity SHOULD be all about... I wonder what kind of camera he used for this. ooh and that parrot.. lovely
IF YOU Run Demographics study on this channel. ILL bet youll find it a bit high for star trekies Next Gen. Types fans.base, but, most likely low for the Clint Eastwood .. spaghetti western types , which is odd they would be the ones in th the situation to be using this .
One other method is to place the flasks upright, using a piece of leave or bark to funnel the water steam down to the other bottle. This way you can fill the bottle all the way up. You can also use plastic bottles this way (fire wont burn true a plastic container as long as it holds water) , just keep in mind that some of the chemicals from the plastic will transfer over. But if you are desperate enough to do this in the first place, you Probably don't have an option either way.
One way you could speed up this process is having a third bottle so you don’t have to wait for the first bottle to cool off before using it again or risk shattering it by refilling it too quickly. Or so I would imagine.
Great video! I found beer bottles make great boilers right in the fire. Enlarge the hole in a soda can so it will fit on the bottle. Aluminum transfers heat very rapidly, so water will condense in it. Poke a hole in the lowest point of the can, and catch the drips in a cup.
you can easily find glass bottles on the beach.....until it's a survival situation.
James P hahaha true.. Another method is cooking salty water and have a piece of plastic paper on top of that. With a bucket/bottle or anything self made to hold water to catch the condense!
i bought a lifesaver bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
@@MrCrispian Curious about that bottle, can it be that good for 60 bucks? Can you provide more information?
@@MrCrispian Where did you buy it mate?
Loooool yeah
Good video. Just one tip though: heat the water close to boil before mating it with another bottle and any petroleum volatiles, alcohol, or other active contaminates will evaporate before the water does.
i bought a "lifesaver" bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
Wait, what the hell are guys talking about? 🤔
@dylans voice It's chemistry. 😊 You know how rubbing alcohol evaporates really quickly, but water can take a while? Well, that's because its boiling point is lower than water (82º C versus 100º C).
Since that's how most flammable solvents are, they'll evaporate off before the water reaches a boil.
You can then do partial destilation of that, get some kerosene, gasoline and diesel build a combustion engine, build a raft and drive off into the distance
@@MrCrispian the fuck you talking about lol, we've been at war almost the entire 21st century so far
I really appreciate you demonstrating this process. I was once at the mercy of the Mariana Trench when I was stationed in Guam while in the Navy. Me and a buddy got drunk on my 18 foot boat and decided to anchor off the reef. When we woke up I was in the shipping channel. I fired a Flare gun at Japanese Airliner and they radioed my position to the Authorities whom picked us up. We were drinking the melted ice from the beer cooler. This would have been a useful Hack for us. We had plenty of empty beer bottles. Thanks again Sailor Steve out.
The hell? They never thought you guys how to purify your water?
My cousin is in the army and they were thought well how to survive in the forest and the beaches
In the naaaavy~ I honestly would like to know what kind of punishment awaited you for that.
@@fynflorentine2512 taught is very different from thought...
@@TheCvlt none at all... he was on his own boat and accidently drifted out to sea then was rescued. There isn't any punishment for getting lost.. even in the Navy. Maybe if he was using a Navy owned vessel and was drinking and sailing while on duty. Then there would be trouble. But no, not for getting lost at sea on your own boat..
@@TheCvlt I got sent to a Captains Mast. Instead of charging me they made me take a Boating Safety class. Actually that was very funny as the humiliation of making a sailor take such a basic course. When I anchored off before sleeping the low tide shredded the line thats how we were adrift. But thanks for asking. Sailor Steve out!
Note: salt is also used as a preservation method for foods, and is a biproduct of distillation. Good thing to keep in mind if doing anything similar to this in a survival situation
This deserves 5k likes
@Sunny bob Quackers yeah it is not the salt like you buy for food in the store. It has other stuff in it. They do make sea salt, but not like this.
I get the logic, but the leftover slurry is more than just salt - as pointed out above. It's basically a brine full of contaminates that could make you sick. I wouldn't use it for anything food related.
@Sunny bob Quackers they used the same salt we use from salt mines today. It might have still had a few contaminates, but it wasn't nearly as problematic as the stuff that can be found in sea water.
@Sunny bob Quackers I am not sure what you mean. Distilling has been around since at least 1200BC. Maybe even before that. The oldest evidence of it is 1200BC.
Best and easiest water distillation method I've ever seen. Thanks very much for sharing this.
Solar distillation is a little easier but slower. It was in the old Boy Scouts manuals.
i bought a lifesaver bottle..cleans dirty water instantly...about 60 bucks...there's gonna be a war soon...every century ever do you think this is the first one we get off...nope
It takes about a gallon of water in a 24 hour cycle to keep a human male healthy. If one was lost on an island with two beer bottles and an ocean... one is fucked. It is good information to have, but futile in reality.
@@mmercier0921 Actually humans get much of our water intake from food so as long as you have a food source, two beer bottles and an ocean would be enough to keep you alive for quite some time.
But what's the point?
It’s amazing how a few simple items can mean the difference between life and death. Great bit of information.
and the knowledge!
I think to survive like this a person would be working the bottles all day
Who will survive with only distilled water?
@@acmelka about an hour of distillation for 1 or 2 full bottles, plenty of time for other things
dude, this could save my life one day! So thankyou in advance.
nope, that would kill you, never drink distilated water
Dude you sit at home playing playstation all day.. How would you.. Get stranded
@@DiegoRagazzid
Not really I drank distilled water for a year. 90% & 10% regulare water. It removes lots of garbage from your body. Safest water to wash wounds & your eyes.!!!👍😎👽.
@@rexluminus9867 what the fuck how are you still alive? Its not safe at all to drink distilated water
@@dreamybullx1Still drinking distilled water.I had much more rich mineral sources than tap water.Now filtered & different types of spring water + distilled one💦.✅😎☝️
The prospect of having other things in the water (like gassoline or oil) is why you should start with the heated bottle open to atmosphere until the water is at a good boil. Let lighter boiling materials out without capturing them in the recieving bottle. Before you connect the bottles, have some vapor condense on the outside of the cool bottle, and give it a sniff or taste to make sure it is water. Then, connect the bottles. Also, whenever you distill water, leave about 10% in the heated bottle. There can also be stuff you don't want that has a higher boiling point than water. Throw that out and start fresh.
That makes sense. I'm also wondering if the salt water bottle could be replaced entirely by a larger container, though one would have to get creative in connecting a bottle to the container.
he said that at like 6:15
I dont get it ? Why'd this get so many likes
Could be people just reading the comments before getting to that section in the vid.
I've been looking for something like this simple, cheap method to distill water for years. THANK YOU!
For years???? You would be dead by now.
Imagine after the entire video, he says "Now let's taste it." Then he spits out the water and just stares at the camera saying "Well I was wrong. That didn't work."
Lmao 😂
Instructions unclear, accidentally made moonshine.
Oh. Oh - that's actually poison.
... Huh.
**collapses and dies**
Good one sir I needed a good laugh thank you👍
Well, you still don't know. He's could be a very good actor...
Good job , Greetings from Kuwait where our fresh water comes from the sea for since 1952.
On industrial scale, you mean.
This saved my life when I was on pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland
It is also possible to use just a bottle and one of those trays. Bottle will have same purpose as in this video, metal tray will be the cold surface for condensation (placed over neck of the bottle upside down at angle with one corner being the lowest point). Water will condensate in the tray and trickle down. All you have to do is use third vessel which can be anything including a large leaf to catch it (the third vessel can be literally anything water tight with depression including you)
That last line killed me 😂
watching this..coz you will never know...one day
Pretty soon looking at the state of my country, if I browse Tinder I find nothing but degenerated brainwashed zombie girls who dyed their hair pink or blue and are COMPLETELY INSANE, we are gonna collapse *soon* .
@@skuppydup hahahaha true tinder in my country to 😂
filled with sand as you put 0.5% of sand in tray
lol that what i was thinking
It may happen sooner than later. Best be prepared.
You have the perfect voice to be a professional narrator-commentator on film,TV, radio or youtube...!😉
also, he's ted cruz
I heard his voice in Google assistance
AGREED!
Yesss your voice is perfect!
Great educational video; you never know when you’ll need this in life or death situations.
I like your bird friend.
Birb
That bird is too cool :)
Best part of the video lol I love that bird
All birds are intelligent loving creatures capable of experiencing and giving love. Make the connection and go Vegan.
TheDomHussein animals taste good. I'll eat birds and stay carnivorous
I was not expecting your bird. Adorable. Keeping him safe next to you with the little harness. too cute!
At 8:29 that bird is legit trying to liberate it self lol
What a simpleton....
What type of bird is that? Conure?
Is that a Lori?
HoW To PuRiFy A BiRd UsInG fIrE
I hope your message makes its way to the parts of the world where much of the drinking water is impure.
I like it's simplicity. That helps more people overall.
That's actually the coolest thing I've seen all week.
And yes you. Can distille urine like a Marine!
Great video, I'm really impressed with your wonderfully simple yet non insulating way of teaching. Everyone can learn something from you & your science.
This video is valuable- especially for use in a survival situation. Thank you for posting!
And you get free salt to season your lunch.
Hao Liu Sure why not add salt to saltwater fish, brilliant!
@@firepower7017 lmao you don't season your salmon with salt and pepper? Saltwater fish doesn't mean they are full of salt. I can't believe somebody is this stupid.
Hao Liu Again saltwater salmon already have salt. I tend to not add not much salt or else it ruin the fish entirely. Also how I eat salmon is add a little bit of salt, rub mayo across the salmon and powder it with paprika, next I add lemons and bake it.
@@firepower7017 so you do add salt, and no offense, I don't care how you eat your fish.
Hao Liu But paprika has salt in it and I generally skip adding it.
Edit: I generally skip just adding salt. I have a low sodium diet, I mean in my culture we eat crickets so I can see why you called me a dummy but that can be just coincidental
Your eyebrows make you look sincere
That's exactly what he wants you to think. 🙃
Higor Guedes 😂
Higor Guedes they look like caterpillars
tphrr5120 lol 😂😂
Higor Guedes aww they do
Ah. I see that RUclips is Preparing me for this Year
Lol
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hahahahhahhaha needs more likes
Great reset coming right up
Simply Brilliant Dude...
And I was trained by Marines since the age of 7, in survival.. and have lived of the grid for 30years, minus the cellphone, lol
But I'm very impressed 👍
The biggest potential problem is that if your source water is contaminated with something that has a lower boiling point than water then this specific technique will need to be modified. What you will have to do is wait until after the water has started boiling before you set up the second bottle to receive the steam from the first.
You could just add a coiled tube of copper and close it up at both ends. Nothing's getting in there then.
salt can accomodate harmful organism
@@Drjarsoheat will kill the bacteria and other things.
THIS was the best,fastest, most easy way to distill water I have ever watched. thank you.
Preparing for Zombie Apocalypse, this was very helpful.
alien invader ?
Gahahaga 💝 ♥️ LMFAO 😂 😂 good one😎😂😋😋
SAMEEEE THATS LITERALLY WHY I LOOKED THIS VIDEO UP
Unless during apocalypse you turn out to be a zombie.
make sure you know how to filter the water as well then there are impurities that can make you sick even kill you if you are unlucky in unfiltered water
Just remember to pour the highly concentrated saltwater into a container to allow further evaporation to the crystaline salt you will need for survival and food preservation! Great video... subscribed already!
You can easily make multiple of those with just one fire to maximise distilation rates.
DastiRDTV In a very long survival period you could even make a hotter fire and manipulate bottles so that you could upgrade the frequency of refilling.
I was thinking an angled connector to increase quantity storage in both bottles
Angle distillary bottle upwards to trap steam that would otherwise be stuck by the lip when it’s flat. About 5 degree tilt should do, and you can add more water as well.
If you were to do this, I'd suggest refilling the bottle in series. You'd have to let the warm bottles cool off before refilling it with cold water to reduce thermal shock. So you could do something where two bottles are distilling while the third one is off cooling. Then when the next bottle is done, refill the now cool bottle and place it back in and remove the empty one from the cycle to cool off, and repeat.
VideoGameGang A
Thanks a lot I never thought of such a technique, that can really save life's latter this century when fresh water becomes increasingly difficult to obtain
Now if only I could find some gypsum to make glass bottles up here on this mountaintop I'm trapped on -_-;
I've been watching loads of survival documentarys lately where they run out of water etc.. This is something good to know.
Yes, and also if you run out of alcohol :-)
I m stranded on a desert island. So grateful there is youtube
Me: “scrolling RUclips”
RUclips: you wanna see Hipster Ted Cruz distill some water?
I scrolled down to see if anyone else saw Ted Cruz.
Lol
Hahaha
He looks like Pedro Pascal to me
I just saw him as Pedro Pascal without a Hispanic accent.
3 Dirty Water -> 1 Purified Water
U Wot M8 don't forget, if you have a surgical tube and a lot of dirty water, you can mass purify it at a cooking station or campfire.
Nein1ron another settelment needs you to build a water purifier and some beds
stonie Alerthsun I'll mark it on your map
Tbh, dirty water is rarer than purified water at some point, lmao
and how to make a blood pack?
In the end of the video, what the bird did was very intelligent. He played with your hair, then waited on a response from you. When you laughed, the bird then laughed too. That was the best part. Very entertaining. Ha ha ha :))
I second that 😃😃
@@coldlessons the bird is the emergency supply
Had to learn this in the boyscouts 20 plus years ago and it is a life saver! Done it many times!
Great tip!!! I will do this when my daughter is curious about distillation. Thank you so much.
That's cute
I'm surrounded by saltwater, I appreciate your teaching. Thanks my friend.
Thank you for this information, and making it so easy to understand! Living in a Coastal area like I do (SW FL), you really just never know. Especially when storms are so unpredictable around here! The only thing that makes me nervous would be being able to find the bottles to use. But better to know how to do this and pray that you can, than not knowing how to do this at all! Thanks again, XOXO
Thanks for sharing. The simplest system I have seen is to fill a pot about 1/3 full, put a bowl in the middle, with a domed lid inverted on top. The water boils, condensates on the lid, and drips into the bowl. Simple to remove the distilled water and simple to refill the pot.
Excellent vid....this knowledge cud be a blessing for someone in need someday and love your little cute colorful birdie...such a sweetheart
thank you so much for your video. you gave me the answer that I was waiting for so long: what if lonely without money, stranded outside....
You look like you already got the lonely thing checked off the list.
"Now that's what I called a high quality H2O", quote from Water Boy
Tacklin fuel
Is that what Mama said?
Ye very corrext5
@Crispy Critter gatorade is better
I thought Bill Nye said it
Hi, I'm from Michigan too ! I just heard an announcement on the late-night news from the U.N. stating that Madagascar is at the highest level ever, for starvation & famine due to climate changes, level 5, I believe. Millions of people are starving. I wish people like you who are knowledgeable and willing to help others could get with others who are able to finance your knowledgeable skills to build, maybe large greenhouses over the dry land and use distillation & desalination of ocean water to help the starving people and the people who are suffering because they've had no rain for almost 3 to 4 years... There are so many babies suffering because they are hungry, and it's not there fault there's been no rain. We can send rockets into space, but we won't build we won't build gigantic size greenhouses, that can have built in climate controls, such as tropic conditions, more normal conditions or what ever type of conditions needed to grow the types of foods needed, and then, build pipelines that lead to them from the ocean to help irrigate... Obviously, I'm not a scientist, nor I'm I wealthy..lol but, I do wish "we" the "world" could do more for this situation. Thank you for your video. I want to learn more about these types of experiments.
I love listening to his accumulated knowledge, he is the type of guy you would love to have as a neighbor.
And as a brother!
I can't believe it's taken me until my 30s to research how to purify water. I definitely wasn't taught this at school.
Definitely something that needs to be taught in school. Give it a few decades. The way the world is going, we'll probably be there before long. Either that, or google takes over the world. #apocalypsehumor 🤷♂️
They didn't really teach many useful things in school. I think school is more about training people to be good worker drones or ready for prison. I think that if they taught useful things vs stuff most won't ever need / won't remember, people might pay attention and could learn how to be self sufficient.
@@planseed yeah but the government doesn't like people being self sufficient. less money for them
coming from a 27 yr old, I wasn't taught that either but movies and TV taught me a lot more than school honestly 😅 And I don't think school is where you learn it anyway. maybe boyscotts and bootcamp
@@AlyxAesthetics You mean Republicans don't like Americans being self-sufficient with how much they've contributed to wealth inequality and state oppression. You want an educated populace, you vote blue.
Have to try this! Prepping is a way of life. Paying rent is oppression. Btw Your eyebrows will get you through the casting process of Days of our lives in the blink of an eye! Great upload! Thx man!
Prepping is great. I own a house, but paying rent isn't oppression. It's a choice to pay rent. It's convenience. And too many people rely entirely on convenient things. Like fast food for example. What if you never had fast food? Half of the people my age can't even make grilled cheese.
You are amazing. Best science guy on youtube! 1 thing though to add to this that is also quite important. Put one small scoop/splash of the salt water back into your distilled water because if you drink 100% mineral free water, you can deplete your body of minerals causing all sorts of issues. Especially over long time consumption. Russian explorers to Antarctica suffered this fate, all loosing all their teeth over time
OMG!!! We love your method of distilling and we are just crazy over your beautiful companion .
I love solar water desalinators and they also deserve a video of their own.
Cool and well done! Once every 10-15 years or so I face a situation where this kind of knowledge might be useful. Thanks!
Refill the source bottle *before* it goes dry or it'll get too hot and risk breaking. Also, if you can find bottles with different neck/opening sizes, you can plug one into the other and have better recovery (i.e. less gets lost from where they meet in your set up)
Assuming you have a knife (and who doesn't have a pocket knife all the time?), with a little work and a piece of a small tree branch you can make a wooden adapter to provide a snug fit between the bottles. If you're lucky enough to have bamboo, that's even easier.
This is the basic system. Adapt it to fit, especially if you need it for longer periods during which you'll probably be able to find/fashion more materials.
Used this for my science project! Thanks so much
I wouldve died of thirst by the time that sip of water gets distilled.
I know who is going to die first in a survival situation.
@Just As I Thought. Trash. His blood will dry out before I get that chance.
🤣
this saved my life.
explenation:
i was 13 years old when watching this video. i thought its interasting and aducating.
the year is 2022 and i just came back after being stuck on a deserted island for a few weeks. i was all alone.
i had to remember what you did in this video to re-make the same actions.
and so i manage to get some water so i could survive.
i never thought a youtube video can save my life. thank you so much for the support.
without this video i would have died.
@Ebola a small plane with only me, and a pilot were on the way to finland for some business. we ended up crashing in a large lake, and i was not able to save dave.
Once in while I actually get video suggestion that I'm glad I watched 👍👍
End of the world????? No problem. Nighthawks got your back 👍🏻
Very useful in a survival situation
P.s i love your assistant😂
Sure is
Useless while waiting for my flight. I can't start a survival fire here to distill water without getting significant and unwanted attention.
CRAZY DAYZ
He was filming.
Notice how once he got in the shot, they had to turn it to selfie mode
Jesse Frederick I guess Abood's joke went over your head. He was implying that the bird was filming the demonstration.
Still taste salty....😧
Really cool video! I will have o remember that for sure if I needed water. Heads up: If you are to drink distilled water for the purposes of survival, it is highly recommended to add a tiny bit of the salt biproduct back into the result. This is to ensure you are getting a proper PH level in your rehydration and the effects will overall improve your body functions.
When Michigan water is so bad your force to make it yourself
KERNEL SANDERS purifying water, not making water, But whatever
KERNEL SANDERS same in Weatherford!
Hello I live in Michigan and the water oils good
Made my day when you said you live in Michigan
Thanks for the design, I'm using it to distilled rice wine, which has low concentration of ethanol, into more pure ethanol. I'm using the ethanol to make hand sanitizer, stay safe 2020 :)
Feel so sad you did not drink it.
Sugar mash would be more efficient, as it would have more ethanol. But when in China...
Michigan is the best place with the best people, this guys proof. Specially farther up north man its just such a chill place most places.
"The wider the bottle the better."
Me: "That's why I have to drink two quarts of corona after work tonight honey, I'm making water, it's science.."
You are a Damn good teacher ! I understood everything clear as a bell.
I've always seen bells as quite opaque.
Rhubarb Kendleberk underrated comment
well good but this setup is never gonna be of use
Sostrimgthumper s yeah but why did he have to lynch the bird at the end.
I agree. Very well explained. Clear and to the point.
AWESOME! LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERYDAY 👍
this so can save someones life great to teach cubs and scouts many thanks
Never expected a guy, who lives in a state surrounded by the biggest fresh water basin in the world, to know how to distill saltwater. It would be like people from Chad that know how to swim! Another reason Michigan is the best state to live in! Good job!!!
Does it have a headphone jack?
Explained: No, you need to use bluetooth pipes to transfer the water
MMOderator That's only in the older models. The newer models have WiFi capabilities that allow you to simply download water if you need it.
Only if you use older generation bottles
But is it RGB
Yes, but unfortunately it is not stereo.
First, youtube recommended a video about dozen of methods to set fire, then - how to cook meat and keep it in hot countries, now - this.
Seems like 2021 would be intense
I’ve never found even 1 glass bottle on an Australian beach my entire life. You’re far more likely to find them in park areas
I've found loads up and down the coast of Australia .
did she liar ??"
More likely to find shards of glass which become rounded off
So we can manage to make fresh water if we ever be lost in a park area down in Australia.
@@eaglenest57 no we cant there is no salt water
Thanks for this demonstration boss now I know how to do distillation of salt water
I've wondered how to do this before. Now I know. And knowing is half the battle.
And knowing is half the bottle
@Jonathan_McKee I actually read his comment that way the first time and found myself disappointed he didn't make that pun.
Connor C And I was disappointed that someone else had already responded with a pun, I was gonna do that
The other half is violence
Greetings, and practice is the rest.....
Now you just need to train the bird to bring sticks for the rocket stove and you have 10 million views 👍
tell us about the burb
This is something I learned and forgot a long time ago... Came here to settle an argument with my nephew... I couldn't remember how quickly it worked. Great setup, great knowledge. Keep up the good work. Tomorrow, we're going to try this for a Boy Scout badge he's working on.
But does it accept Glock mags?
only clipazines, sorry bro.
yo m16 garand?
logan thompson
Ya mp5 machine gun bullets
Whats really important is, can it run Crysis?
Glock mags is not that important if it can hip-fire 80's style
( I was a Drill Sargeant for 7 yrs in the Army & a 55B Ammo/explosives for another 7 yrs.)
Another way to distill water:
Ahead of time drill the middle part of the caps of plastic bottles out & crazy glue the tops together. Screw the tops on the bottles & put in your back pack. (Make 1 or more sets of 2 bottles it's up to you how many you make)
Put some say sea water (or dirty as in muddy not with other chemicals or oils in the water) in one bottle then screw the bottles together. Put the sea water bottle lower on the ground & the empty bottle have up alittle higher & you can use the sun to heat up the sea water bottle. OR
If you have a sandwich or some kind of plastic bag fill it with water then turn on it's side, empty water till you see a triangle of water in the bag & gently twist the bag to make as close to a ball without breaking the bag & tie it off. To speed up heating the salt water bottle hold the bag over the bottle & it will be like a magnifier & heat your water.
If you take some bark off a stick or dead tree stump & grind that bark with a stone & save it on another piece of bark. Have gathered some dry grass & small thin twigs & stuff to fuel a fire ahead of time.
Take your powered bark & sprinkle some on the bigger piece of bark & put your bag of water ( you make it like instructions up above) over the powdered bark & just slowly add more powdered bark as you see alittle smoke, put alittle toilet paper strips on it & as it begins to burn add alittle bundle of grass you can put your smoking bark in & lightly blow on it & it will start a fire, use your twigs then bigger sticks ect. A fire with no matches.
If you have no spare water you can use urine. Put your pee in the bag & that works fine too.
@Zack Schwab bet hes lying (my spelling isnt the greatest)
How can you not spell your job title?
@@bjl1000 I didnt realize we are in a war zone atm, and you dont already have to spell your job title correctly.... Spell check could have helped too, but hey, we can all look believable online by misspelling our "jobs"... Heck, I'm a Surjin guys
@@bjl1000 Lol you're some white knight mad that his pog boyfriend is getting bashed online and has to jump in to save his honor. He cant spell, easy enough.
@@bjl1000 Deleted your other messages lol. I'm not a petty child like yourself.
You should make a video on how to make a rocket stove or TLUD
There's at least 1,00 videos on RUclips on that subject already.
This is something I could adapt to my fire pit in the back yard and distill tap water for my wifes CPAP machine THANKS!
The Bob Ross of science
High praise
nice!
Cool system! I'm going to call it Sid.
Being an author makes you look up the strangest shit imaginable... and this was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks, my dude!
Brian Griffin, is that you?
Great video! I knew about this process, but was always told you need a three containers, (one for salt water, one for coolant and one for destiled water) stationed verticaly. This is way easier solution! (eventhough I was first sceptical about the aircooling, before I realised you use the second sand bed for cooling)
Thank you!
Hopefully I will never need this video :-)
Great video. 👍
I heard of method when you find plat that you know isn't poisonous and wrap it in plastic wrap or sack and it's supposed to work like a green house. Depending on how hot it actually is it might work...
totally cool between this and clay i should be able to survive and have salt ;) seriously thank you for teaching everyone
This should be possible using 2 coconut shells (whole, drained thu the eyes) or 2 big hollow bamboo sections with a bamboo pipe between them.
2 flat stones could be angled together to make the sand tray over fire for the heated one. The cold one on Just a big sand pile.
Very informative survival/learning video.. thank you for this.. this is what humanity SHOULD be all about... I wonder what kind of camera he used for this. ooh and that parrot.. lovely
I used a GH4 for this video
So you actually do read comments.. response very much appreciated, thank you. -Dian-
I LOVE YOUR VIDEO YOU DISCOUNT LOOKING WILL WHEATON!
He looks better than Will Wheaton.
Holy shit that's funny!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
DAMNIT, U BEAT ME TO IT! ;}~
IF YOU Run Demographics study on this channel. ILL bet youll find it a bit high for star trekies Next Gen. Types fans.base, but, most likely low for the Clint Eastwood .. spaghetti western types , which is odd they would be the ones in th the situation to be using this .
Nice bird. Thank you for making this project. The way you presented it seems like anybody can do it, which they can. Excellent
So glad I found this video. It’s been 4 days since I’ve become stranded on this island.
lol
CANNOT thank you enough! So vital and you made this soo simple. God Bless!!!
One other method is to place the flasks upright, using a piece of leave or bark to funnel the water steam down to the other bottle. This way you can fill the bottle all the way up. You can also use plastic bottles this way (fire wont burn true a plastic container as long as it holds water) , just keep in mind that some of the chemicals from the plastic will transfer over. But if you are desperate enough to do this in the first place, you Probably don't have an option either way.
One way you could speed up this process is having a third bottle so you don’t have to wait for the first bottle to cool off before using it again or risk shattering it by refilling it too quickly. Or so I would imagine.
Great video! I found beer bottles make great boilers right in the fire. Enlarge the hole in a soda can so it will fit on the bottle. Aluminum transfers heat very rapidly, so water will condense in it. Poke a hole in the lowest point of the can, and catch the drips in a cup.
I'm watching this just in case the world fucked up one day
BryanLSY bro, the world is already fucked up
Julián Jiménez true
Julián Jiménez pretty much
I was waiting for him to burn his mouth when he drank the water 😂
I’ll check out his other videos 👍🏼