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| − | let the Moringa seed pods dry naturally on the tree before harvesting them.
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| − | Remove the seed husks, leaving a white kernel.
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| − | Crush the seed kernels to a powder with a stone or mortar.
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| − | Mix the powder with a small quantity of clean water in a small cup.
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| − | Filter the mixture with a clean cloth.
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| − | Add the resulting milk to the water you wish to purify.
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| − | Stir quickly for 30 seconds, then slowly and regularly for five minutes.
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| − | Cover the water and do not disturb it for at least an hour.
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| − | The clean water may be siphoned or poured off the top of the container.
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| − | 50-150 mg of ground Moringa seed treats one liter of water, depending on how clear the water is.
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| − | We suggest experimenting with amount of seeds and stirring times to find what works for you.
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| − | The seed cake left over after extracting oil can still be used for water purification.
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Revision as of 18:05, 17 February 2006
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Short Description
- Problem: Water purification, floculation
- Idea: Using the floculation power of moringa tree's seeds
- Difficulty: You will still need to pasteurize the water after treatment.
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- How Long does it take?
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You will still need to pasteurize the water after treatment.
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