Bastoncini di Carbone Attivo - Purificatore d'Acqua Naturale

A NATURAL WATER PURIFIER

Our activated charcoal sticks are used to filter drinking water, improving its purity and taste. Activated charcoal filters heavy metals and chemicals. It also mineralizes the water by releasing minerals and trace elements, resulting in richer water. Our charcoal sticks are made from French beech and oak wood and are PEFC certified.


A GESTURE FOR THE PLANET

Our activated charcoal stick purifies 1 liter of water per use and can be used for approximately 6 months. That's equivalent to 364 1-liter bottles of water, based on a daily water consumption of 2 liters. Furthermore, activated charcoal is biodegradable. Give it a second life by adding it to a flower pot as fertilizer. You can also place it in your closets to absorb unpleasant odors.

Q&A

Do charcoal sticks have other possible uses?

- Yes, they can help purify the air in rooms (they absorb odors and toxins).
They also act as a natural deodorizer for shoes, refrigerators, and closets.

Can they be ingested?

- No, charcoal sticks intended for purification are not meant to be eaten. For internal use, choose certified food-grade activated charcoal.

What should be done with used sticks?

- Used sticks can be composted.

Come Usare

1. Preparazione: Prima del primo utilizzo, fai bollire il bastoncino in 1L di acqua per 10 minuti per sterilizzare.

2. Filtrare: Metti in 1L di acqua potabile per 4–8 ore. Conserva a temperatura ambiente o in frigorifero.

3. Mantenere: Dopo 3 mesi, fai ribollire per rinfrescare.

4. Riciclare: Dopo ~6 mesi, riutilizza come fertilizzante naturale per piante o come assorbitore di odori negli armadi.

⚠️ Non ingerire. Non adatto per filtrare acqua non potabile. Tenere fuori dalla portata dei bambini. Conservare in un luogo asciutto.

Filtro a bastoncino realizzato in carbone attivo di origine vegetale ottenuto da legno di faggio e quercia certificato PEFC, proveniente da filiere corte.

Origine delle materie prime: Francia
Paese di produzione: Francia