💧 Elevate your hydration game with timeless Japanese charcoal magic!
BLACK+BLUM Charcoal Water Filter Sticks use traditional Japanese Binchotan charcoal to naturally purify and soften tap water by removing chlorine and odors. Each stick lasts up to 6 months and can be rejuvenated by boiling. Compatible with any water bottle or dispenser, these eco-friendly sticks also release essential minerals for healthier hydration without the need for cartridges or electricity.
Manufacturer | Black and Blum |
Part Number | EGS004 |
Product Dimensions | 12 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm; 150 g |
Item model number | EGS004 |
Size | 4 Piece |
Colour | Wood Black |
Style | 4 Piece (Boxed) |
Pattern | Single |
Power Source | Non electric |
Installation method | Personal Container |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 4 |
Special Features | Remineralization, Long Lifespan |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 150 g |
S**R
Easy, Economical & Efficient way to filter tap water
Just plunge the charcoal stick in a jug of water and wait for 1h or more (the more you wait, the more chemicals will be removed). Water taste great and no more plastic bottles! each filter last 6 months (you have to boil it after 3 months to use it again).
M**J
Makes tap water like expensive bottled water in hours
We used to drink Evian bottled water all the time, but it was getting very expensive and this isn't even considering the hassle carrying water from the supermarket to the car and then to the house,Bought an Aarke water carafe about 18-months ago and use these in it to improve the quality, Since using them we no longer have any bottled water at all and just top up some glass bottles with the water from the carafe.Considering the price of bottled water these last ages and the water tastes as good as the bottled stuff. Can't recommend these enough.
C**I
Amazing product!
I buy charcoal water filters for many years as they are eco friendly, you can use it in almost any bottle and they don't have plastic (only a wrap of course, so they arrive at their destination in proper condition, no moist) as those you change every month. And they never disappointed me. The water taste is always good and they last a lot, as you change them every six months, boiling half way after using it for three months. So for this reason they are also value for money. I can't recommend enough.
B**O
Amazing product
The media could not be loaded. These charcoal water filters are amazing. I’ve enjoyed using them from the first day. Some of my friends now want to buy them because they tasted the water filtered by the charcoal and were convinced it tasted better !
A**N
Great way to improve the taste of tap water
These charcoal filters live up to their promise. They improve the taste of Glasgow tap water. Each charcoal stick is wrapped in plastic. I presume that the wrapping is for reasons of hygiene, but it would be nice if the company found some other way to wrap the sticks. Apart from the wrapping, this is a plastic-free product.
Y**E
Still a clever way to filter water.
If you are thinking about going on the reduce waste route. This is ideal. With brita it does the job but this is one of the natural methods filtering the water as well. This packaging is cardboard and recyclable plastic so the design is environmental friendly/conscience). There is no smell and one stick lasts for 6 months. You just have to reactivate it by boiling it in water when the 3 month hits and reuse the same stick for the remaining 3 months. So when youre buying this 4 pack, it lasts for 2 years. The size is enough for a resusable 2 litre water bottle. Once you have finished with, you can deodorizer shoes or even the fridge... or use it to fertilise the garden.
S**O
Excellent Value for Money
Been using for a free years and it works…. Excellent product..
B**E
Trusted and ethical water filters
I love these water filters. I have two water carafes that I use each day and one filter in each. They are very easy to use and environmentally friendly. I love the fact that after I have finished with them, I can dispose of them safely and ethically by crushing them into my garden soil.
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