WaterLight - Portable light that can be charged with salt water or urine
E-Dina is a Colombian start-up specializing in renewable energy that has developed a new wireless light called WaterLight.
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E-Dina is a Colombian start-up specializing in renewable energy that has developed a new wireless light called WaterLight.
Gargling with salt water is a simple but effective method in protecting teeth if applied properly.
A recently published scientific study has shown
Washing vegetables needs to go through certain steps to ensure that they are clean of dirt and chemicals, but do not lose vitamins that are good for health.
Salt water has a unique taste of salt, making many people think that it cannot be used as a drink. But in fact, salt water is a 'panacea' that helps a lot for female bod…
Ionic foot bath, soaked with salt water, lemon juice, clay or using toxic patches ... is a method to eliminate body toxins.
Researchers have found a way to generate electricity when saltwater flows through a rusty metal surface.
Using ultra low cost solar energy, easy to install and repair, saline water desalination equipment into fresh water of Italian engineers can obtain 20 liters of fresh wa…
In fact, using salt to melt ice doesn't just appear in life tips or fun experiments at home.
The shot from above reveals a unique algae that turns China's salt lake into a 7-color rainbow.
According to an old folk tale, there was a wife while cooking, she noticed that when adding salt to a pot of water placed on the stove, the water boiled faster than usua…
Although living in oceans, sea snakes do not drink saltwater even if they are very thirsty.
International astronomers claim to have enough evidence to determine the surface of the moon Ganaymede, Jupiter's largest satellite, with a giant sea of saltwater.
Scientists discovered saline water on the surface of Mars, opening up the possibility of finding extraterrestrial life forms.
Just with simple tools worth less than 200,000 VND, two girls Nguyen Thi Thu Ngan and Nguyen Thi Yen Linh have made solar water purification devices useful for life.