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pony
7 months ago

fill little clean sea water (not directly from the branding) in a flat bowl and put in the sun. little water hot that the floor is just well covered, i.e. about 1/2 centimeter.

then you take two short and two long sticks and one as dark as possible plastic bag (e.g. small cut-up mull bag. if you have four rubber bands, if necessary it goes without.

you put on a side the long sticks in the floor and attach the one side of the bag.

you put on the other side a little further away the other two sticks in the floor and attach the other side of the plastic bag to it, but not tightly, but so that it hangs through something beside the bowl.

so the water evaporates faster because it is even warmer under the bag. by the way, you can collect and drink the collected water in a cup.

if the water is almost vaporized, you will refill something.

the surface will eventually become cloudy and a semitransparent layer will settle. also at the bottom of the bowl will settle salt. do not wonder – the salt itself won is light gray. that is normal and does not make any difference to white salt.

if you want to leave the beach in a timely manner, do not refill water, but let everything evaporate.

what remains in your bowl is pure salt. per day probably just a few grams.

this salt allows you to dry on a dish or otherwise a clean base with a little edge a few days in the room. then you can fill it.

hoermirzu
7 months ago

Filling clean sea water into a bowl as large as possible, letting it evaporate, after that the set salt (will be very little), should be cleaned if you do not want to sprinkle it on the sidewalk in winter.

Perpendikel
7 months ago

Seawater salination comprises the following steps:

  1. guide seawater into flat basins or evaporation ponds
  2. The water in the basins evaporates through the solar heat. The salt remains, while the water disappears. This process can take several weeks to months, depending on weather conditions and evaporation rate.
  3. When the salt content in the water rises, a highly concentrated salt solution is formed which is referred to as brine.
  4. The crystallized salt is harvested manually or mechanically. It is shoved from the basins and transported for further processing. After harvesting, the raw salt is cleaned to remove impurities.
pony
7 months ago
Reply to  Perpendikel

and the questioner should now directly build a professional manufactory from your copy paste googl result.

that’s absurd.

Perpendikel
7 months ago
Reply to  pony

Should he? Absurd is probably your free association attempts.

Nelson100
7 months ago

Seawater is brought into a shallow shell and puts it out of sunlight. The water evaporates and salt remains.

Aeroplanus
7 months ago
Reply to  Yuuuuuu

Good appetite, especially for feces and sunscreens. The small brown dots make the special taste of the bath salt.

mjutu
7 months ago

Pour sea water through the paper filter for coffee filter. Then the suspended substances are already out. Then the water evaporates when you put it in a bowl and put it in the sun. On the hob or in the oven it goes much faster, but consumes more energy.

vanilleschnitte
7 months ago

Turn into a bowl and put in the sun.

The water evaporates and the salt remains.

Schubert610
7 months ago

Add sea water in a bowl and then put into the sun, wait until the water is evaporated and the salt remains

Aeroplanus
7 months ago

Make salt… aha, from the beach. Fuck. Salt + Pipi + Pupu + tons of sun cream. Mjam. And then whistle when there’s a thin whistle?

beamer05
7 months ago

Let some seawater evaporate into a flat bowl / bowl… and enjoy the remaining salty “crumbs”.

atm77
7 months ago

Depends on the crowd.

Just try it.