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[edit] Drinking water

[edit] Drinking can be obtained from rainwater collection.

[edit] Through boiling salt water, if there is an ocean nearby and if a solar power tower is used for energy production.

[edit] Water for hygiene

Hygiene may require a lot of water. Dishes, clothes and bodies have to be washed. Rivers, oceans and lakes are the obvious primitive ways.

[edit] Water for cooking

Cooking kills bacteriae so cooking is at the same time purification. Water that's not consumed (when cooking macaroni for instance) could be reused as drinking water, or to make soup. Never trow cooking water away.

Cooking for three minutes kills all bacterae and viruses while cooking for five minutes kill amoebae [1].

This also makes soup a good way to get your daily water. Soup can be stored in the refrigerator.

[edit] Water purification

[edit] Water and automation

Automation in the modern world happens trough tap systems for transport, dishwashers and washing machines.

[edit] Water collection

Rainwater should be collected underground, allowing for a layer of soil.

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