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The LifeStraw makes dirty water clean

By Mike Hanlon

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The LifeStraw makes dirty water clean

The LifeStraw makes dirty water clean

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INDEX: Awards focus specifically on design that significantly improves life for a large number of people and there’s a lot more information available in their nomination lists on the LifeStraw.

The LifeStraw web site is now open. Our suggestion is that if you are involved in a charity or community group, you make your group aware of this invention and its potential to improve the lives of millions of our less fortunate planetary brethren.

In the meantime, LifeStraw supplied this list of FAQs

Q1. What is LifeStraw? LifeStraw is a portable water purification tool that cleanses surface water and makes it safe for human consumption. It is just 25 cm long and 29 mm in diameter and can be hung around the neck. LifeStraw requires no electrical power or spare parts.

Q2. What does LifeStraw do? LifeStraw filters up to 700 litres of water and effectively removes most of the micro organisms responsible for causing waterborne diseases.

Q3. Which diseases will LifeStraw prevent? LifeStraw kills disease causing micro organisms which spread diarrhoea, dysentery, typhoid, and Cholera.

Q4. Which disease-causing micro organisms are filtered by LifeStraw? LifeStraw filters bacteria such as Shigella, Salmonella, Enterrococus, Staphylococcus Aureus and E.Coli

Q5. Are there any tests to prove this? LifeStraw has been tested by independent and qualified research laboratories.

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Thanks for sharing such good information. The name "Lifestraw" perfectly goes with the product.

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- November 23, 2009 @ 05:11 am CST

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