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New video today! This is kind of an update to my previous desalination video using glass bottles. Where that video used an improvised setup, this one is made ahead of time in a form that's convenient to have on hand.

Also check out the new Community Video Response playlist on my channel page. I'm trying to recreate the video response feature from the early days of YouTube. Since video responses have been missing from the site it has felt a lot less like a community and more like channels are islands off by themselves. I made many friends on YouTube years ago by filming responses to their videos and vice versa, so lets try to make that happen again. If you have made any of my projects film a quick video of them and send me a link to:  NightHawkVideoResponse@gmail.com . I'll check out the video and put it in the playlist to be featured on my channel.

-Ben

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DIY Salt-Water Survival Bottle (Compact Desalination Kit)

Thanks to Dollar Shave Club for sponsoring. Go to → https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/nighthawk to get your first Starter Set for $5. After that, the restock box ships regular-sized products at regular price. In this video I show how to make a simple distillation kit from a water bottle that can be used to make fresh water from ocean water. Any steel container could work for this project. I almost used a small stainless steel food container, but decided a water bottle was a more practical object to carry. Thanks to my Patreon supporters for keeping these videos possible! https://www.patreon.com/NightHawkProjects A special thanks to my top supporters on Patreon! TheBackyardScientist, Enzo Breda Lee & Thibaud Peverelli Send me video responses! Check out the community video response playlist on my channel homepage and submit your own video responses by emailing me at NightHawkVideoResponse@gmail.com.

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Ken Nuckolls

I love your videos. Keep em comin'.