Learn how to start a charcoal briquette fire for perfect grilling results with our step-by-step guide. Master the techniques to ignite charcoal briquettes effortlessly and achieve delicious outdoor grilling. Continue Reading
Discover the eco-friendly power of natural charcoal briquettes made from coconut and nut shells. Learn how these sustainable fuel options are transforming waste into valuable resources. Continue Reading
Carbon Monoxide is tasteless gas that is a small part of the air we breathe that is dangerous to our health and other’s health. Continue Reading
Activated carbon is known using in any filtration system such as gas filtration, air filtration and water filtration. Here is the explanation of the uses of activated carbon in water filtration. Continue Reading
The use of carbon in the form of charcoal has been used for many applications. Even in Hindu documents dating from 450 BC charcoal filters are mentioned for the treatment of water. Charred wood, bones and coconut charcoals were used during the 18th and 19th century… Continue Reading
After three years of testing and a total of 115 hours of research, including personal barbecuing experience, I’m convinced that coconut BBQ charcoal is the best charcoal for your grill. This charcoal burns hotter, lasts longer, and produces less ash than… Continue Reading
Activated carbon units are commonly used to remove organics, such as odors, micropollutants, from drinking water at centralized and decentralized level. At centralized level, they are generally part of one of the last steps, before the water is fed into… Continue Reading
AC filters used for home water treatment contain either granular activated carbon (GAC) or powdered block carbon. Although both are effective, block AC filters appear to be more effective in removing chlorine, taste and halogenated organic compounds. The amount of… Continue Reading
When it comes to grilling, you will probably hear different recommendations. Some will tell you to use a gas grill only; others will tell you that the briquette is the best way to go. Despite different beliefs, one thing we… Continue Reading
Historically charcoal was first used to control wound odours. Charcoal powder was sprinkled directly on foul putrefying wounds as far back as 1500 BC. With more knowledge is now known about activated carbon, this tiny porous substance has now been… Continue Reading