🐠 Aquapapa 1lb Activated Charcoal Carbon Pellets with Free Mesh Media Bag - Ideal for Aquarium, Fish Pond, Tank, Canister Filter Review

Used as a replacement for activated carbon in cooker hood filters. It's a lot cheaper than replacing the entire filter, so I'll probably do this more often. The granules are slightly larger than originally in the filters, but still fit in the filter and appear to work well. The dust makes the process a bit messy, but it's worth it. No complaints!

Exactly as described. I actually bought them to get rid of the stench of a sweater that can't be washed without ruining it. I've taken it to the dry cleaner but it doesn't do much about the smell. I bought this, put it on the bottom of a rubber food container, covered the bag with a paper towel to keep dust off the sweater, put the sweater in the container, closed it, let it stand for two days and kept the sweater. :)

For some reason one of my bathrooms smells strongly of mold. I've read that using charcoal helps - and it really does. I also bought one for my kitchen. They sell the charcoal in cloth bags, which probably look more finished than these mesh bags, but I think the cloth leaves black dust when hung on the door. They do shed some dust but I put them in clear acrylic tubs and they look and work great. They have zippers so they can be easily refilled.

It's coal! What can I say? What I don't know is what it's made of. Bamboo, coconut shells, willow peat, wood, coconut fibers, lignite, bituminous coal or petroleum tar. It didn't kill my fish so it must be good. My fish have been complaining since I've been using this stuff. I didn't see the disappointment on their faces. It comes in a package. So I bought some mesh bags and put about 2-3 tablespoons per bag in a 75 gallon aquarium. I'm sure there's a formula for the right amount of fish…