Drink water out of Air.

This forum goes pretty deep into health, so figured Id run this by here.
I just wanted to make a quick post about a machine that I picked up a little over a year ago.
This machine makes water out of the humidity in the air, and sends it through a ozone filtration process and chills it for you as well,
making up to 7 gallons a day if the humidity if high enough, and storing it in its 7Gall tank.
I got it because I happened to get a decent tax return last year, and got this at a cheaper price than normal,
but other wise I'm sure this would be considered very pricey for many ppl.
The company is located in South FL, and this was the only water Air generator that I could find made in US.
The water does taste cleaner than any other water Ive drank before, and I was drinking from a Reverse Osmosis unit from my mothers house for years prior to getting this machine. Its nice to know I can avoid BPA and fluoride with this since there's none in it needed to be filtered out to begin with. They used to have an excellent water analysis report on the website but the link doesn't work anymore for some reason..
waterpureinternational.com/

Very interesting...thanks for sharing this J987!

I can't seem to find it. How much does the machine normally cost?

Thank you.

rdkml wrote:I can't seem to find it. How much does the machine normally cost?

Thank you.

I think 2k, has 3 year warranty.

This is the one advertised a lot on Alex Jones' show. http://www.ecoloblue.com/

A self-contained solar powered water source seemed almost perfect. I was considering buying one a few years ago, but was not a fan of reverse osmosis. I decided to keep my Berkey instead.

4039 wrote:This is the one advertised a lot on Alex Jones' show. ww.ecoloblue.com/

A self-contained solar powered water source seemed almost perfect. I was considering buying one a few years ago, but was not a fan of reverse osmosis. I decided to keep my Berkey instead.

Ecoloblue is cheaper but I got my machine for those Ecoloblue prices. Something I was hesitant about the Ecolo is that I hear that its made in china and after awhile inside the tank its prone to molding or something like that.I recall reading that in some of the reviews on it when I was shopping around. The one I bought is from a USA company in Ft. Lauderdale FL, and has a different filtration system, no molding issues and I think they back up their product with a longer warranty than ecoloblue does, but things could have changed since I originally looked around. I've had Ecoloblue water years back from a health food store I used to work at, and Id definitely still rather drink from an Ecoloblue than filtered tap or bottled water. The one thing I do like about the Ecoloblue better than the unit I have is that its smaller and more compact and probably weighs 15lbs less or so.

How high does the humidity need to be for it to work?