Jun 30

Q & A: Using Charcoal in Filter Instead of Potassium Permanganate

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Question:

Can i use activated charcoal powder in my filter instead of potassium permanganate? – Charlotte

Answer;

Hello Charlotte,

You can absolutely use activated charcoal in place of potassium permanganate. Activated charcoal has a much longer life span and higher

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capacity for chemical uptake. You can use either our 4×8 or our 48C-AW. PP will oxidize chemicals upon its surface while activated charcoal has a extremely high internal surface area it pulls the chemicals into and traps them there.

Give us a call if you have any further questions we can assist you with.

Sincerely
Charcoal House LLC
Customer Support
308-665-1566

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