A water dispensing device for at least dispensing cooled filtered drinking water, includes a hot water tank having a filter for filtering hot water, and a cold water tank. The water dispensing device includes a heat exchanger with a first heat exchange duct with a first inlet and a first outlet, and a second heat exchange duct with a second inlet and a second outlet, where the first inlet is connected to the hot water tank discharge and the first outlet is connected to the cold water tank feed, and where the second inlet is to be connected to a fresh water duct and the second outlet is connected to the hot water tank feed, so that the hot water can be fed from the hot water tank into the cold water tank via the first heat exchange duct in order to subsequently be dispensed as cooled filtered drinking water.

A water dispensing device for at least dispensing cooled filtered drinking water, includes a hot water tank having a filter for filtering hot water, and a cold water tank. The water dispensing device includes a heat exchanger with a first heat exchange duct with a first inlet and a first outlet, and a second heat exchange duct with a second inlet and a second outlet, where the first inlet is connected to the hot water tank discharge and the first outlet is connected to the cold water tank feed, and where the second inlet is to be connected to a fresh water duct and the second outlet is connected to the hot water tank feed, so that the hot water can be fed from the hot water tank into the cold water tank via the first heat exchange duct in order to subsequently be dispensed as cooled filtered drinking water.

The invention is directed to ion capture devices and methods for ion capture.

The invention is directed to ion capture devices and methods for ion capture.

A variety of potentially harmful substances can be removed from alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as condiments using a pack that includes a variety of ingredients within a liquid-permeable housing. The pack is immersed in a liquid that needs to be detoxified, with the ingredients binding to the potentially harmful compounds within the liquid, and after a desired period of time, the pack is separated from the liquid, thus removing from the potentially harmful compounds that are bound to the ingredients from the liquid. When combined within a single compartment of the housing, the ingredients display synergy in removing of many of the potentially harmful compounds. Additionally, the packs can be enhanced for removal of particular sets of compounds, such as environmental pollutants, illicit substances, mold and mycotoxins, food additives, and additional alcohol toxins.

A variety of potentially harmful substances can be removed from alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as well as condiments using a pack that includes a variety of ingredients within a liquid-permeable housing. The pack is immersed in a liquid that needs to be detoxified, with the ingredients binding to the potentially harmful compounds within the liquid, and after a desired period of time, the pack is separated from the liquid, thus removing from the potentially harmful compounds that are bound to the ingredients from the liquid. When combined within a single compartment of the housing, the ingredients display synergy in removing of many of the potentially harmful compounds. Additionally, the packs can be enhanced for removal of particular sets of compounds, such as environmental pollutants, illicit substances, mold and mycotoxins, food additives, and additional alcohol toxins.

The embodiments disclose a system is disclosed for producing humic and fulvic acid compositions suitable for human consumption. The system includes a water treatment module configured to process various water sourcessuch as chlorinated municipal water, unchlorinated well water, spring water, or ocean waterthrough particulate filtration, desalination, dichlorination, defluorination, sterilization, and pH adjustment to maintain a level between 8.5 and 10. A humate source preparation module chops and pulverizes humate sources including humus soil, coal, degradated plant matter, or mineral-rich waters. A mixing tank combines the treated water with the pulverized humate. A separation module comprises at least one chamber containing activated carbon and a pH/temperature control device to isolate and direct fulvic acid to a fulvic acid storage tank and humic acid to a humic acid storage tank. Both acids are suspended in treated water and stored for subsequent use in consumable products, including beverages and supplements.

The embodiments disclose a system is disclosed for producing humic and fulvic acid compositions suitable for human consumption. The system includes a water treatment module configured to process various water sourcessuch as chlorinated municipal water, unchlorinated well water, spring water, or ocean waterthrough particulate filtration, desalination, dichlorination, defluorination, sterilization, and pH adjustment to maintain a level between 8.5 and 10. A humate source preparation module chops and pulverizes humate sources including humus soil, coal, degradated plant matter, or mineral-rich waters. A mixing tank combines the treated water with the pulverized humate. A separation module comprises at least one chamber containing activated carbon and a pH/temperature control device to isolate and direct fulvic acid to a fulvic acid storage tank and humic acid to a humic acid storage tank. Both acids are suspended in treated water and stored for subsequent use in consumable products, including beverages and supplements.