Jun 27 2009, 04:08 AM, updated 17y ago
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PROMOTION!
For the 1st 10 person who replied in this thread with "Please send me a sample" will get 100 grams for FREE
Just pay for shipping.
Applies only for LYN members with post count of 100 or more.
For the 1st 10 person who replied in this thread with "Please send me a sample" will get 100 grams for FREE
Just pay for shipping.
Applies only for LYN members with post count of 100 or more.
For more info, google "activated carbon"
Wikipedia have an excellent article on it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_carbon
Ever heard of using charcoal to reduce malodour?
Try some activated carbon. You'll be surprised by its efficacy.
Now try my special chemically impregnated activated carbon.
According to wiki:
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Activated carbon, also called activated charcoal or activated coal, is a form of carbon that has been processed to make it extremely porous and thus to have a very large surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions. The word activated in the name is sometimes substituted by active. Due to its high degree of microporosity, just one gram of activated carbon has a surface area of approximately 500 m² (or about 2.17 tennis courts), as determined typically by nitrogen gas adsorption. Sufficient activation for useful applications may come solely from the high surface area, though further chemical treatment often enhances the adsorbing properties of the material. Activated carbon is usually derived from charcoal.
The capacity of activated carbon to adsorb molecules from air is by the action of the weak van der Walls force.
However, due to the huge surface area, a small amount of activated carbon can adsorb a large amount of molecules from the air.
However, simple activated carbon is much less efficient in adsorbing certain acidic gases that is the main constituent of malodour.
So, chemical impregnation is used to increase the efficiency of the activated carbon towards certain molecules.
In my case, I opt for a specially formulated impregnation for adsorption of hydrogen sulphide & mercaptan. These acidic gases is released from feces & also durian. Tested efficiency of up to 50% removal of hydrogen sulphide.
Usage suggestion:
- DIY air filter (google on how to do it. Or just put in a net or pantyhose & put at a place with good airflow)
- Additive in pet litter (add a few spoonful into the litter. It is safe for pets. A cat littler manufacturer actually included activated carbon in their product)
- Smelly fridge
- Cupboards, drawers, toilet.
- Cars with bad durian smell
- Durian smell exterminator
(buy a large plastic box to fit some durians. Buy some green hardware net. put some carbon in the net & seal the edges so the carbons won't spill. Blanket the durians with it. So no more smelly car)- Smoking cigs (Take the paper tube from finished kitchen towel, wrap with pantyhose, fill with carbon, insert straw into the middle of the carbon, blow the smoke into the straw. The smell will be much reduced. I will do an experiment for this soon)
- Marijuana farming
(seriously. google up. they use activated carbon to reduce to smell to the point that police dogs can't smell the weeds. Disclaimer: This is just an example to show the effectiveness of this product. I don't do drugs. I never even smoke cigs nor do I advocate marijuana growing 
)The best thing is it DOES NOT cover the odour with scents but ERADICATE them.
A 100 grams pack should last between 6 month to 1 year.
They will be shipped fresh in sealed package.
RM5.00 per 100 grams
COD only for order of 1kg or above
Standard mail: RM1 (non trackable & i won't be responsible if parcel is lost)
Pos ekspress: RM3 (100 grams)
Poslaju: Peninsular (1st 500g RM5, next 250g RM1) Sabah (1st 500g RM8, next 250g RM2) Sarawak (1st 500g RM7.50, next 250g RM1.50)
This post has been edited by caerulln: Jun 27 2009, 07:25 AM
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