Activated Carbon: I have proof it works!

[cozy23]

If you have babies you know how much their dirty diapers can stink. Especially after they've sat in the trash can for a few days (the diapers not the babies).

Well I bought a bag of activated carbon to use for hunting this year but never did. But the idea came to me after opening the trashcan and about falling out from the smell. I just took the carbon and shook a little (maybe a tablespoon) into the trash can. Came back a couple minutes later the smell was GONE.

Try it. It really works.

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[ImThere]

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[KartShot]

Where'd you get your activated carbon?

 

[cozy23]

Where'd you get your activated carbon?

Found it on Amazon. There's all kinds of it on there. The one I got is from "Moody Zooks" or something like that.

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[PJC]

Found it on Amazon. There's all kinds of it on there. The one I got is from "Moody Zooks" or something like that.

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Now put it in your dryer and see if it reactives it. Lol


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[Camo_Man]

How does it get applied on clothing ?


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[Ontariofarmer]

Mix with water and spray it on


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[PJC]

I've seen some that is applied dry. Put it in a container with clothes and mix it up.


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[Camo_Man]

Interesting ! Thanks for the share.


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[Ontariofarmer]

I've seen some that is applied dry. Put it in a container with clothes and mix it up.


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I have done that too but it is messy. It works.


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[drew13]

I’ve used activated charcoal a number of ways - most of these methods come from the carbon synergy product videos or other online videos:

- sprinkle in a tub with gear and shake it up
- mix it with a couple gallons of water in a bucket, dip clothes and hang on line to dry
- mix with water in garden pump spray bottle and spray it on
- mix with corn starch and use as boot powder
- use it dry as face paint

Yup, there’s no doubt that this stuff is messy, but it adsorbs odor amazingly well.


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[Ontariofarmer]

I’ve used activated charcoal a number of ways - most of these methods come from the carbon synergy product videos or other online videos:

- sprinkle in a tub with gear and shake it up
- mix it with a couple gallons of water in a bucket, dip clothes and hang on line to dry
- mix with water in garden pump spray bottle and spray it on
- mix with corn starch and use as boot powder
- use it dry as face paint

Yup, there’s no doubt that this stuff is messy, but it adsorbs odor amazingly well.


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X2


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[Nick Grider]

The debate isn’t whether or not it works, it’s whether it works over time. A dryer doesn’t get hot enough to reactivate the carbon. They use activated carbon in body bags. I’m in the cremation business and I’ve tried time and again to ‘reactive’ a bag and it does not work.