en English
en Englishfr Frenches Spanish

Tag: removal

Feb 10

Charcoal for Heavy Metals that have been in the body for years…

by Kimberly DinsleyPosted in Everything Activated Charcoal, Information, NutritionTagged , , , , , , ,

Activated Charcoal For removing heavy metal from body Question: Hi there, Can activated charcoal get rid of heavy metals and other contaminants that have been in the body for many years? From reading online, i can see the general consensus is its good to get something out of your system you just put in a minute ago, and good for temporary relief of gas and what have you, but not much else. what do you think? I also saw that comment you made quoting that study where a particular animal (cant remember which) showed no loss long term of essential nutrients, but then doctors and people swear that it does […]

Read More

Teeth Extraction and Using Activated Charcoal

17/09/2018

Using Activated Charcoal after teeth extraction. Hi, Is it safe/beneficial to brush with activated charcoal after a tooth extraction? I’ve had two bottom left molars extracted two weeks ago. There are still holes… Thanks! Marie Hi Marie. Yes, it would be safe to use the charcoal after an extraction, in fact I have!  It really helped heal the wound quickly.   I didn’t just brush with the charcoal, but made a little putty with activated charcoal and psyllium seed husk powder and placed it right where the tooth had been pulled and it worked like a charm. Also, you can make a mixture of charcoal powder and ground flax-seed and […]

Read More

Q & A: On Removing Odors from Sofa

30/05/2018

Removing Odor. Question:  Hi there, I sublet my apartment for a year and foolishly left my beautiful sofa behind.  I can easily replace the slipcover they ruined, but I am having a horrible time figuring out how to get the incense smell out of it.I primed and painted everything, and now the only thing left with the odor is the sofa. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Best, Lola Answer: Hi Lola, good thing you had a slip cover on your sofa! Pure Non-Scents® is what you need to get the odor out.  Each size comes with five empty sachets that you can fill and place on your couch, however, you […]

Read More

Did you know charcoal removes skunk odor?

15/10/2017

Mama & her lil Stinker Skunk Odor A couple of weeks ago: I had captured a moth in my kitchen, I opened the back door to escort him to the great outdoors. As I opened the door, I startled one of the skunks, she comes by nightly in search of cat food. She knew she was not in imminent danger, we are on a friendly basis with them, LOL. A little poof came out of her backend, which was fortunately facing the window instead of me! It didn’t seem too bad and it did not get in the house, so I did not do anything for it that evening. However, […]

Read More

Activated Charcoal for Removing Tattoos? Effective? How?

12/02/2017

Activated Charcoal for Removing Tattoos? Tattoos & Charcoal Question: How to use activated charcoal for removing tattoos? Will activated charcoal remove tattoos? What kind of activated charcoal is best for removing tattoos? I have activated charcoal tablets. I have also heard that salicylic acid helps. Maybe the combination? I would like to get rid of one tattoo because it is not clear and it is showing wrinkles now. I have had it for 5 years. Nicole Answer: Hi Nicole. What you really need is the hardwood activated charcoal powder and make it into a poultice and apply every single night before going to bed. The charcoal tablets will not work […]

Read More

Q and A: How to use Activated Charcoal to remove cat urine odor?

05/02/2017

Question: Hello, My cat has urinated on my carpet a few times and I’m finding it impossible to remove the odor, it seems as though it has leaked into the padding. Do you have a product that may work, and if so which one would you recommend? Thanks in advance, Ronda Answer: Hi Ronda. The Pure NonScents. Wash the carpet as best as you can. Then put a light cotton fabric over it and pour on the Pure NonScents. It will probably remove the smell right away, however…..you must leave it on, probably for two to three weeks so that it can reduce the odor in the long run completely. […]

Read More