Binchotan Kishu Charcoal

Binchotan is an ecological and economical solution for purifying running water.
Still produced according to ancestral Japanese know-how, oak charcoal, called white charcoal, comes from a variety of oak trees specific to the region: Ubamegashi. The 1200° activation process makes it super-active and extremely porous. Its whitish surface is due to a specific cooling technique with a mixture of water, sand, ashes and earth.

FUNCTIONS:

Adsorbs toxins, lead, mercury, cadmium, copper, chlorine and pesticide residues and other pollutants. While releasing calcium, potassium and magnesium into the water.

USE :

1. Boil the stick for 15 minutes
2. Dry in the sun or in a warm, dry place
3. Immerse the stick in 1L of running water
4. Leave to act between 5 a.m. and 10 a.m.
5. Consume !

Re-boil the binchotan (10 minutes) every 1-3 months (depending on the water quality in your area) in order to free it from pollutants and toxins accumulated in the water.

Recycle as plant fertilizer.

Origin : Japan, Wakayama

Size : +-2 cm X +-10 cm (size may vary slightly from one product to another)

Cut and packaged in France.