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How do you do it with radioactive water

This man steps out of his cave in the morning, sees that it's raining and says "Today is a good video day!"

Pour it through a bandana then boils it. or just boil it, let the sediment settle out, then drink.

Before pandemic chipotle use to put so much food in the bowl and burrito now it’s like most of the employees are anorexic and put the bare minimum of scraps and charge tenfold what a joke of a fast food joint now a days

Will this turn salt water into fresh water?

They explode and you accidentally pick it up looking for the flashlight you dropped and burn your palm

Mmmmm mmmm mmm looks delicious

Or like me ? Have you're puppy run through it ? And then it becomes the gift that keeps giving. Och been there.

Its a corn kernal

Nah actually it looks like a brownie and i ate it

Next he'll show us to get fresh water from rocks from the desert

It's called the siphon effect😮

I have done this with my kids as just goofing around while camping... My son is now 24 and in the navy oddly dealing with water filtration i am sending him this video

I am going to throw away my used coffee

Or you could just carry a lighter

Oldschool frag grenade

It's called Japanese knotweed...the young shoots are also edible

This is why drunk hillbillies sitting around a campfire, think a Bigfoot is throwing rocks at them

Why won't you just boil it right away

So basically Fire+Soaking wet stone =Claymore. Weirdly enough the video before this was about a claymore….

My back yard it has a wall of it which is fine to a point because it provides my neighbors with a ton of privacy because their yard wraps around and mine is really very small. But my neighbor and I have discussed pushing it back to give me more room to plant. I’m so blessed to have good neighbors. Anyway, off topic. He’s not lying when he said invasive.

It works better with a tree stem

You have to carry the water anyway lol does it actually change the weight of your gear?

Why are you holding a sediment rock

That’s so cool

I was kinda liken that Barbie rod you were sporten last week 😂

when you just scrolling endlesly on youtube shorts and all you hear is "im gonna so you how to boil water" and then you franticly trying to go back cus you like "wai what? did we sink that low? we dont know how to boil water?" good vid tho xD

Well, thanks for letting us know, that sure is handy to know

She's MIGHT just be the most humble and heartwarming person to exist💗🩶🩷

She's simply stunning, always leaving me in awe. Anyone else feeling the same?🩷❤️🖤

One of the very few uses for coffee grou d

How long to boil before your water evaporates

That’s Good Eating !

Would you eventually have to change the paper?

That’s fine or you could just not do this and not eat acorns.

I thought this was somewhat 'common knowledge' amongst bushcrafter's but it appears not, after reading comments which was a surprise, something I'd like to add is that even if a flint rock feels and seems dry, they seem to carry more moisture/energy than others and you really don't want a piece of flint exploding as that is just shrapnel, so try to avoid using them near fire and keep flint for crude tools

Dude imagine the people that learned the hard way lol

Do Pine grow in Amazon forest?

nice

Make a small drain so the water doesn't pool in the bottom and get the sticks wet.

Love how this stuff looks, but damn it's scary how destructive it is

Took the rocks from the crock and put them in a sock.

What also mit to do is eating meat bc everyone who eats eat supports the Cruel industry and support's animal m.rder what makes u also to a animal abuser like them! Go vegetarian at least better vegan

after 14 hours in the oven?! are you dumb?

That can happen from time to time

❤Japanese knotweed contains bioactive compounds, such as resveratrol, rutin, quercitrin, and polyphenols, that may have therapeutic properties. Resveratrol, which is also found in red wine, can help lower blood pressure and remove cholesterol from the blood. Japanese knotweed contains mostly trans-resveratrol, which the body doesn't need to convert, making it a preferred source of the compound.

this is the stupidest thing I have ever seen.

Wait I live in the desert, no where near the water and some of my rocks did this I’m so confused I think there might be more at play than just moisture

This is equal to getting shot and killed with a BB gun... it has happened

I’ve gotta do it