South African company makes 'Water from Air'

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ANI Johannesburg
Last Updated : Oct 30 2015 | 5:22 PM IST

South African-based Company, Water from Air, has sold hundreds of machines that make water out of air since the last three months.

The machines suck the in air in, cool it down, and use the condensation to create filtered mineralised water which is 100 percent pure and clean.

Water from Air totally works on the basis of humidity in the air. The smallest machine can make up to 32 litres in 24 hours and the largest one can make up to 1500 litres a day, News24 reports.

Water from Air's Ray de Vries said that it was the first company to make home units available and have already sold 384 units in the past three months.

Vries further said "We can create rain during sunshine.

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First Published: Oct 30 2015 | 4:52 PM IST