Hurricane Milton Cuts Hospital Water
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•Milton Disrupted the Flow of Drinking Water—so Florida Deployed a Machine to Harvest It From Air
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Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida 's west coast on October 9 .
Some hospitals in the area were cut off from public water after the storm.
The WaterCube is capable of producing nearly 2,000 gallons of water over a 24-hour period by pulling moisture from ambient air.
The machine costs anywhere from $10 to $80 a day to operate.
The 18,000-pound WaterCube can produce 2,000 gallons of water in 24 hours .
The device was delivered to All Children’s Hospital in Florida on Friday .
The hospital says it didn’t need to use the device to draw water from the system.
It can also be used as a bridge or supplementary source of water.
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