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Exhibiting Water-Filled Plastic Bottles in the Sun: What This Is for and Why It Is Used in More than 30 Countries

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On burning roofs in Africa, Asia or Latin America, families line up plastic bottles filled with water to fight diarrhea. What does the SODIS method actually allow, and where does its promises stop?
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Exhibiting Water-Filled Plastic Bottles in the Sun: What This Is for and Why It Is Used in More than 30 Countries

On burning roofs in Africa, Asia or Latin America, families line up plastic bottles filled with water to fight diarrhea. What does the SODIS method actually allow, and where does its promises stop?

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Maison & Travaux broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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