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Genuine Kishu Binchotan from holm oak Ubamegashi  for the purification of tap water, made in the Prefecture of_cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_Wakayama in Japan, model L (30 grams), accompanied by its authenticity sticker issued by the Japanese coal cooperative.

 

It is a very high quality product: each stick is baked, cut, polished and washed by hand by our Japanese craftsmen.

 

Weight :about 30 grams

 

Stick length:about 6 to 10 cm depending on the density of the wood

Due to the natural origin of the product, the weight may vary by a few grams.

The Binchotan in size L is indicated when the water requires reinforced filtration (average quality water, water that has an unpleasant taste)

 

Depending on the initial water quality, plan: 

 

- cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_1 stick for 1 L of water if water at_cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_a very unpleasant taste and / or is loaded with pollutants

- 1 stick for 1.5 L of water if the water is correct

 

(if your carafe  is of another capacity, do not hesitate to contact me to determine the exact quantity of Binchotan you will need)

 

One stick of Binchotan L can purify up to 4.5 L of water per day for 6 months, or 810 L of water (= 540 plastic water bottles of 1.5 L) for a cost price of 3€33 per month.

 

Leave the stick(s) to act for 8 hours.

Your tap water will naturally regain the quality of spring water!

 

It is very pure (95% carbon minimum)!

Comes with a paper instruction manual.


As the instructions for use can be downloaded from our site under the heading "instructions for use", you can ask not to receive it. To do this, simply let us know when confirming your order.

 

WARNING: 

 

All our Binchotan are labeled by the Wakayama Prefecture in Japan and they all bear the yellow certification sticker, as a sign of their authenticity.

 

Beware of counterfeits, 90% of the Japanese Binchotan coals from Kishu sold in France are actually from China, Indonesia or Laos.

 

If they do not carry the approval (yellow dot), you are probably dealing with coals produced outside of Japan and activated with chemical solvents.  Always demand the certification label with your Kishu Binchotan coals.

Genuine Japanese Binchotan, 30 gram stick (size L) for 1L carafes

€20.00Price
  • ITEM DETAILS

    A stick of Binchotan  approved for water filtration by Wakayama Prefecture, usable in jugs or jugs  with a maximum capacity of 1 liter and a half.

     

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF BINCHOTAN :

     

    1) plan a Binchotan stick for a carafe with a capacity of one to one and a half liters depending on the quality of the water,   made of glass or pottery (you can reuse a _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_clean juice bottle).

    2) make boil the bâtonnet de_cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_charcoal for 15 minutes in a pan of water before using

    3 ) take it  out of the water and let it  dry for about 15 minutes.

    4) insert the bâtonnet  into the carafe or pitcher

    5) let the charcoal act for 8 hours.

     

    The ideal is therefore to start the night before and let it act for a whole nuit. 

     

    An activated carbon stick is economical because it is used for 6 months. It is also ecological because it avoids the massive use of mineral water bottles and plastic filter jugs.

     

    Each month, all you need to do is purify your coal  by boiling it again in a pot of water for 15 minutes.

    Beyond 6 months, the carbon being saturated, it will be necessary to change it.

    It is recommended not to leave a charcoal in the same water for more than 48 hours. If this is the case, all you have to do is empty the water and let the charcoal act again for  8 h.

     

    What to do with used coals? 

    Do not throw away your used coals! They can still be used to reduce odors in the refrigerator or shoe cabinets. You can also  use them for decoration (some make pretty  chimes  or xylophones_ cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_thanks to their sound_cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_metallic). You can also  put them in  the barbecue (it is a very slow burning wood, which will release little_cc7 81905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_ smoke or smells), or compost it. 

    Binchotan is totally recyclable! 

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