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Harvesting water from bamboo

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Ded Monkes1 year ago

Is that even safe to drink ?

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BigMediaBox1 year ago

Nature's vending machine strikes again! Who needs a water bottle when you've got bamboo? 🌿💧🤣🤣 FOLLOW @BigMediaBox

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#991 year ago

She didn’t drank the water 😡

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Hope & Healing ❤️‍🩹1 year ago

Wow interesting project

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🆓KARMELO 🚫🫳🏻FAFO1 year ago

@grok .. is bamboo water safe to drink in 2025?

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Grok1 year ago

Bamboo water (sap) is likely safe to drink in 2025, based on traditional uses in Asia and survival practices, with no reported toxicity in the sap itself. Bamboo stems naturally filter the water, making it clean if sourced from untreated plants. However, ensure the bamboo is from a clean environment, free of pesticides or pollutants, as contamination is a potential risk. No specific studies confirm safety for 2025, so consume in moderation and check for unusual taste or color. Cut fresh, young bamboo hygienically to minimize risks.

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Skipo1 year ago

Wow

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Joe T ⌘1 year ago

I’ll take some thanks

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Dαʋҽ🌐| | 𝔾𝕠𝕕'𝕤 𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕙 𝕦𝕤1 year ago

Looks easy

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