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I'm planning for a long cruise in my small yacht. The water tank in the yacht has enough clean water to drink, but not quite enough for showers, cleaning the dishes etc.. Desalinating ocean water...
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2020-04-17T21:07:47Z (about 4 years ago)
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2020-04-17T21:07:47Z (about 4 years ago)
<p>I'm planning for a long cruise in my small yacht. The water tank in the yacht has enough clean water to drink, but not quite enough for showers, cleaning the dishes etc.. </p> <p>Desalinating ocean water during the cruise sounds like a great idea. And I can get by with only <strong>most</strong> of the salt gone for many of my uses (like showering, cleaning, toilet use..) . Is there a device that can remove salt from ocean waters? I have electricity or petrol available. </p> <p>I know there are huge watermaking machines for big yachts like <a href="https://www.westmarine.com/buy/village-marine-tec--lt-1800-watermaker-1800gpd-semi-modular-220-60-12-v-hz-amp--12791810?recordNum=9" rel="noreferrer">this one </a>, but I need something smaller.</p>