Skip to content
Order Now

How Does the Water Freedom System Work?

Quick AnswerThe Water Freedom System guides you through building a unit that cools humid air, condenses water into a tank and passes it through a three-stage filtration stage, with solar as an option.

The idea in one sentence

Warm, humid air is cooled until its water vapor condenses into droplets, which run into a tank and pass through a filtration stage you build from the plan.

1. Draw in humid air

A fan moves ambient air across a cooling stage. The more humid the air, the more water vapor there is to collect. Check your local dew point with the National Weather Service to plan placement.

2. Condense and collect

As the air cools below its dew point, droplets form on the cold surfaces and run down into a storage tank. It is the same effect you see on a cold glass on a warm day, put to work. The brand states output of up to 60 gallons per day under optimal humidity; your results follow your climate and setup.

3. Pass three filtration stages

The guide describes a sediment stage, a carbon stage and a UV stage, with build steps for each. Read our filtration stages explainer for what each stage is for.

4. Add solar if you like

The plan includes an optional solar panel setup so your unit can run on daylight. The U.S. Department of Energy has a homeowner's overview of solar basics.

5. Keep it running

Upkeep is simple: the brand states filters are swapped about every 13 months and the UV stage gets a yearly check, using basic household tools.

Your first build, step by step

  1. Order and open the guide from the members area
  2. Shop the materials list at local home improvement stores
  3. Follow the illustrated assembly steps
  4. Place the unit where the air is humid
  5. Collect water and follow the upkeep schedule

Get Instant Access

FAQ

Quick answers

How long does the build take?
The brand states that a first build takes about 1 to 3 hours. The guide breaks the work into short steps so you can build at your own pace.
How much water can the system make?
The brand states up to 60 gallons per day under optimal humidity. Output follows your local humidity and climate, and the guide explains placement and planning so you can get the most from your setup.
Where do I get the parts?
From local home improvement stores. The materials list in the guide tells you exactly what to pick up, and the brand states the parts come to under $270.

Get the Water Freedom System for $39.69

One payment, instant digital access, 4 free bonus books and a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Get Instant Access
Water Freedom System® $39.6960-day money-back
Order Now