Cow Sh*t to Clean Water: The Reasons & Science Behind It

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Shawn
on December 7, 2008
in Global Health, Kenya, News, Personal, Poverty, Technology and YouTube
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I didn’t drink purified cow feces to be sensationalist. I also don’t consider myself a stunt man. This quick video up on my secondary channel on YouTube shows some of the reasons why I did this particular experiment and some of the science behind why I was at virtually no risk in doing it.

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  • http://intensedebate.com/people/hyrcan hyrcan

    How long does the water take to filter through this thing?

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/hyrcan hyrcan

    How long does the water take to filter through this thing?

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/hyrcan hyrcan

    How long does the water take to filter through this thing?

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/uncultured uncultured

    It was a bit slow for my liking. It comes out like a trickle – kind of like a Brita filter or some coffee makers. It's no different than some of those ceramic filters I saw in Bangladesh…

    I guess the technology isn't advanced enough to purify the water at the same rate you pour it in :-(

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/uncultured uncultured

    It was a bit slow for my liking. It comes out like a trickle – kind of like a Brita filter or some coffee makers. It's no different than some of those ceramic filters I saw in Bangladesh…

    I guess the technology isn't advanced enough to purify the water at the same rate you pour it in :-(

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/uncultured uncultured

    It was a bit slow for my liking. It comes out like a trickle – kind of like a Brita filter or some coffee makers. It's no different than some of those ceramic filters I saw in Bangladesh…

    I guess the technology isn't advanced enough to purify the water at the same rate you pour it in :-(

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/uncultured uncultured

    It was a bit slow for my liking. It comes out like a trickle – kind of like a Brita filter or some coffee makers. It's no different than some of those ceramic filters I saw in Bangladesh…

    I guess the technology isn't advanced enough to purify the water at the same rate you pour it in :-(

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