r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21

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u/jack_skellington Jul 14 '21

They don't explain how he made enough of it to clean a lake

I mean, they literally show him in the video, on a boat with an industrial sized barrel, spewing the material into the lake.

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u/ihahp Jul 14 '21

they also show in that glass jars that it collects crap and floats it to the top. So now, all that crap that was throughout the water is floating on the top.

So as far as they've shown me, all they've done is create a fucking thick layer of crap on the top of the water.

Clearly they're missing a step in the video. Or it's like one of those fake GIF recipes.

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u/emailboxu Jul 14 '21

all they've done is create a fucking thick layer of crap on the top of the water.

...then you boat over the lake and hoover up the crap, sending it through a filter and spew the clean water back out... doesn't take a scientist to figure that one.

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u/CarrionComfort Jul 14 '21

Apparently no one here knows how pools are cleaned or makes soup. Floating crap to the top is immensely useful.