My New Best Water Natural FilterersteemCreated with Sketch.

in life •  7 years ago  (edited)


Today I want to share with this community a new way I'm using to filter the water I drink at home and at work.

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I used to have this at home when I was little, one day I remembered and searched for it. Back then we had it brought from japan from a friend that used to travel there often, nowadays, I found it at Amazon.

It's called active charcoal, or by the name of the brand.


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I find it a very good way to filter water, it's cheap, natural, tastes good, recyclable and nice to look at. It's an ancient knowledge from Japan, now brought to the world by a few brands and shops. It's taste is not strong or anything, I sense a bit the charcoal but I had it tasted by many people "blindly" and they said it tasted fresh, strong, and just nice. When they said strong take it as a heavy mineral water versus a low mineral one, it tastes still like water. =)

It's around 10 € per stick, and it's use goes to 6 months total. Once 3 months go by, boil it, let it dry in the sun, then use it for 3 months more. After that, you can break it and use it as fertilizer, burn it or use it to absorb bad smells from shoes or something else.


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The best deal I found is this:

https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B01AC52VHW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Finally, this is the stick of charcoal itself, all wet from it's hard work.

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Let me know if you found this useful, knew already this material or found any value to this info! Thanks!

For a more complete article check out this one I found after writing mine.
https://waterfilteranswers.com/binchotan-charcoal-water-filter/

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I have a feeling that this is what a Berky water filter is made out of.

I don't know Berky, but many water filters I've known in Spain use this, yes. Among other things...

cool :Đ

Thanks! =)