Traditionally, the way that people have to deal with this problem, is one of three methods. They either had to use chemicals like chlorine or iodine or bromine, that takes significant time to work, doesn't taste great, and is harmful to your body over time. Secondly, they might have used pressure like hand pumps, or they have to suck really hard through some device like a straw or hang it really high on a tree to create the pressure. Or thirdly, electricity might be used for UV lights or high pressure machines that all takes time, money and access to batteries or solar power. Now, finally there’s a fourth option available that requires no energy resources and no long term side effects from a company called Liquidity NanoTech. Full Interview at techViewNow.com
