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Using this for my 3d Printers and air purifiers! Thank you so much!! :D

Of course the activated carbon drawn in the glass due to wet, whereby the other is dry and newly heated it will first float and slowly dissolve in water. Common sense

If you follow this method on an established reef 🪸 tank , vermetid snails will be the least of your problems because you probably will kill or upset a lot of your corals

Great information there, not very costly but quite effective! Thank you

Dose it have to be a stainless steel pan ?

Wow! Great idea. I have a koi pond so tons of carbon - but it will still save a fortune re-charging it.

Thanks definatly learned so everything 😊

Maybe in a mini air frier outdoors That would get it up to 400 degrees

The points in this video: Reduce feeding, keep detritus cleaned up, reduce flow, reduce calcium, use a uv sterilizer.

This is only going to cook off the volatiles, you need a zero oxygen high heat environment, around 800c.

Just a major tip, stop saying uh.... You said uh, uh, one million times in this video.

How long did the first motor last?

Nice Idea ! Very good ! But the camera work makes me seasick. 🤢😁

Great video! Now that both Seachem Purigen and Activated Carbon can be regenerated, no more excuses to not use them both in a canister.

your process is interesting, i'm going to have to try it, but your conclusion is flawed. 1: the test should have been to head to head the freshly pulled carbon DRIED against the regen. 2: the bubbling says NOTHING about the regen. it's just releasing the air vs teh wet carbon which is still saturated. process=plausible, test=fail.

Great information!!!

Aaa....Aaa.... Aaa.... good bye.!

yea, no thanks lol 30$ for 30 lbs and it last like 6 years..

One of my tanks I only feed flakes, and pellets for coral feeding. The vermatid have definately been starved out this way. There wer alot of them when I transferred rock from my DT, but now theyre all white and pretty much gone. I'm right around a month + of doing this. Been doing the coral snow in the DT, and it doesnt seem to change alot

I heard you can just put it in the sun and not have to cook it.

O yes ✅

Awesome, PE!

I ❤ how you repeatedly warned everyone to get permission 1st from your spouse. lol I can tell you got in trouble the 1st time. 😂

Neat! Thanks for testing and sharing idea. I’m sure that the organic matter is mostly ’burned’ off, leaving the minerals. But that’s fine for your aquatic pets. I bet if you were to heat it in an oxygen-poor chamber it’d reset the carbon to freshly activated form. 👍

Hi, did you just put the tubing straight into the containers and was it a tight fit?

Careful how you re-release all the toxins it was made to absorb.... If re-heating in a household oven, surely they will just be released into your carbon filter cooking hood..? And bear in mind what the toxins might be - should they be released at all? And the electricity cost..?

If you reduce the water, you may not remove it... Basically, you are clearing the pores in the wood/charcoal are that were opened by the activation. You need water and maybe want soap to to remove the compounds that attach to the carbon.

I think if you heat it up as hot as you can and then throwing it in clean water would have the same efffect youre trying to do.

looks like air coming from the dry AC... YOU SHOULD HAVE TESTED IT

This can be dangerous and very toxic my friend, especially if you use it for filtering aquarius. All of that junk that it traps inside of its pores becomes very toxic at high temperatures. Definitely would do this outside or in a very very well ventilated area!

so you are using an teflon pan thats scard.. nah..

Interesting. Never thought about reusing the charcoal. If I should get an aquarium, this should be useful.

That's not realistic for a lot of people you have to feed your fish

Releasing everything you filtered right back into the air?

Are you actually get a sense of satisfaction when I put superglue over there a little tubes and kill them

Thanks for making this video..very useful

Cool video, LOVE that fungia farm how did you acquire that?? I’ve been wandering if a small puffer would take them out.

Wow; What a tip, What a result ! Thanx a million..

Couldn't this process simplified by boiling the carbon in deep water only once then just baking it in the oven?

Thanks for the making this video. I was hoping to see you tested in a more yellow water turns clear. I read several carbon regen method requires at least 800 degrees C to burn off whatever carbon absorbed. Your testing method between wet vs. dry bubbling might not be as effective to conclude that this regenerative technique is working. Good work still.

That heater should be on a 40% angle 🤣

Can it be microwave it?

Really appreciate this video. However, what kind of water are you using? Am I hearing RR water?

Whats the name of that coral pls? Thanks

Sorry to much work,gas,water carbon is not expensive

Hi I ready read the reviews on brs and most the people have issues with the pump, I’m try to buy one of this but I’m not after the reviews what you thoughts at the moment?

WOW...Wish they were in London

​ @EconomicalReefer hi, great video, have being using the same method for many years but have never had the results scientifically, analytically tested for how well the process works, so thanks for your demo, appreciate. However getting lazy these days and with the cost of gas, wife pan issues, personal time used etc., find using new , just easier. But i see the cost range these days for activated carbon is quite large, 5 USA dollars in our country for 1kg, and going up to like 10 USA dollar and more for 1kg of the expensive brands of activated charcoal .... so i' m going back to your method. thanks again. and good luck with your wife's mercy..... hehe

this method cant be used in a reef tank with corals, I may eliminate the vermetid but I'll kill all my corals in the process.

Thank you-informative.