KURO-Bo100% Natural Activated Charcoal Water Purifier Koins
R299
About
The first of their kind in the world, and scientifically-proven, KURO-Bō Activated Charcoal Kōins are a completely plastic-free, sustainable and recyclable water purification solution.
Whether paired with our Gō-Ecō Glass Water Bottles (550ml or 1L) or your own reusable bottle, a single box of KURO-Bō Kōins provides 3+ months of daily cartridge-free and naturally purified water on the go. The whole pack (4-5 pieces) will purify up to 1L of water at a time. For our 550ml bottles, simply add all the Kōins for faster purification.
Activated charcoal, or Binchotan attracts and draws out positively-charged toxins (chemicals, heavy metals, E. coli) from your water, while depositing beneficial minerals and balancing an acidic pH.
Product Features
- Provides 3+ months of daily naturally purified water on the go – up to 1L at a time
- Plastic-free and sustainable
- Ideally paired with the KURO-Bō Gō-Ecō Glass Bottles
- Recyclable in many eco-friendly ways
Directions
- Remove the Kuro-Bo koins from their compostable corn starch bag & boil in a shallow pan of tap water for 10 minutes
- Allow the charcoal to cool, then fill your water bottle with water. Add the entire pack of charcoal koins to 1L
- For best results, allow the charcoal to rest for a minimum of 1 hour, ideally 2-3 hours, although they start purifying immediately. Can rest at room temperature or in the fridge
- After 1 month of daily use, reactivate your charcoal koins. Simply boil them again for 10 minutes, allow them to cool, and reuse as before
- Repeat the reactivation again after 2 months of daily use
- After 3+ months of daily use, recycle & replace the charcoal
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