Atmospheric Water Generations (AWG) might sound futuristic, but it’s really just condensation with a decent publicist.
The basic idea is that air—despite its apparently dry demeanour—contains water vapor. Quite a lot of it, actually. The trick is getting that vapor to commit to becoming actual water, and not just hang around being moody and humid.
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