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Activated charcoal filters in single packaging and unpackaged. From Black and Blum.

Charcoal Water Filter

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$10.00 - $32.00
$10.00
$10.00 - $32.00
$10.00

Drop one stick of Binchotan charcoal directly into a bottle or pitcher of water to absorb chemicals and metals that exist in small (but unhealthy) amounts in most tap water systems. Activated charcoal has been shown to absorb chlorine, lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium from well and municipal tap water.

Use Instructions: Drop one stick in a liter or bottle of water. Let sit for an hour to allow sufficient time to filter water. Drink up.

How it works: Binchotan charcoal has an incredibly porous surface with tiny cavities oriented in many directions. It is commonly referred to as "activated charcoal" because of the activation of its ionic charge that attracts contaminants to that porous surface where they are absorbed. The activated charcoal simultaneously releases trace minerals such as calcium, iron and magnesium back into the water, enhancing its taste and contributing to the health benefits. 

Filters last up to six (6) months with proper care, and can then be used to fight odor in your fridge or closet, or added to soil for fertilization.

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Steph K
Hey! What's floating in your water?

tldr; I've been using these for about 2 years now and I love them. Very easy to use, and my water tastes great!

Can you believe, of all the products I've tried to introduce my mother to (see my review of the Cleant Plate Club liquid dish soap), this burnt stick (okay it's so much more than that) is the one she latched onto. You just never know. I showed her these and she was like, "get me some!" Now, we both have glass pitches in our fridges with charcoal sticks in them (not just a water filter, also a great conversation piece!). She's the one who reminds me to buy the 4 pack (we split them) and she texts me every 3 months to boil my rods so they stay fresh for another 3 months. Go Mom!

It bothered me that I was using a water filter with a plastic pitcher that mildewed (GROSS) and filtration that also contained plastic. This is an awesome alternative to the everyday pitcher water filtration.

Another super economical way to reduce my plastic use! <3

It's a family affair! <3

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Tara Ellenwood
Charcoal filter

Switched to this method a year ago and I love the way my water tastes now!