Activated charcoal isn’t just for trendy face masks or black ice cream—it’s a master scavenger of chlorine and other nasties. Drop a charcoal stick into your water pitcher, and let it work its magic for about 2 to 3 hours.
It’s like having a tiny, silent bodyguard for every sip. Plus, these sticks can be boiled and reused for months—a win for your wallet and the planet. Cultural nod: this method has been used in Asia for centuries, proving that grandma’s wisdom transcends borders.
The Countertop Talk
Not into sticks? Grab a countertop carbon filter—the simple ones that attach to your faucet or sit in a dispenser. They’re basically the IPA of filtration: efficient, simple, and slightly hipster-approved.
Look for ones certified to remove chlorine by NSF International. It’s the boring label that does the loudest work.
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