Polly filler (and water filtration)greenspun.com : LUSENET : TimeBomb 2000 (Y2000) : One Thread |
Inadvertently or not, the polly's on this forum are good filler, a respite from the serious discussions required to achieve personal y2k compliance. Their all probably preparing anyway. Now my question, would charcoal derived from burnt logs serve as a good filter for well-water. I'm thinking of mashing up a bunch and draining water through it, maybe on a couple of levels.DOWNtheROAD
-- DOWNtheROAD (foo@foo.com), July 21, 1999
Not without further processing. Ya need "activated charcoal". Requires tremendous heat to "activate" charcoal.
-- Anonymous99 (Anonymous99@Anonymous99.xxx), July 21, 1999.
Use aquarium charcoal.
-- Dennis (djolson@pressenter.com), July 21, 1999.
Sources:Forexeau Carbon
-- de (delewis@inetone.net), July 21, 1999.
Let's try Global again:Global Aquarium
-- de (delewis@inetone.net), July 21, 1999.