Uses of Charcoal in Water and Gutting Odors in Cisterns
Charles from New Haven reports a winter experiment with charcoal to remove odors and improve water clarity. He notes adding finely powdered charcoal to rain cistern water and to the water supply through the pipe, yielding clear, sweet, soft water within ten days. The method, applied to a near sea shore household, promises lasting benefits if proven permanent.
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