Raincoats turn rain water into drinking water

Just put on a raincoat named Raincatch on you and you never have to worry about thirst. It is a new raincoat product with the function of filtering water, turning rain water into pure and convenient drinking water and not harmful to human health.

Although there are still areas in the world where rainwater is polluted, unable to drink, but there are many places on earth, rainwater is still used in daily life. Now, you don't need to worry that the rain is clean or polluted, because there's a miraculous Raincatch raincoat, which filters rainwater into ordinary drinking water.

Raincatch is the invention of two students Hyeona Yang and Joshua Noble. This is the equivalent of a water purifier, however, it is compact and can be worn over, while enjoying drinking water whenever thirsty.

Special raincoat

At first glance, Raincatch looks like a regular raincoat with a plastic pipe system attached. However, inside Raincatch is a complex system of filters.

Rainwater collected from the rain cap and neck will be transmitted through a filter containing activated carbon. The filtered water will be filled in bags arranged around the shoulders. Whenever there is a need, you just need to perform a water suction action from the plastic tube placed right in front of your mouth.