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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 22 11:46 am Post subject: |
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at least 3 votes for activated charcoal
cheapest is industrial such as for spray booth filters etc, a kilo is plenty for a few bits of furniture
fish tank stuff is pricy
decent ordinary charcoal, crush to rice crispy size and dedust with a sieve, put it in a metal container, the container needs a small vent to allow gasses to escape and to exclude air later, heat to red-hot for a while, keep red-hot for a bit, close gas vent, let it cool slowly, dedust again
very cheap but a bit of a faff and takes practice kit, safe place etc
filter pellets are a good choice |
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dpack
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