Originally Posted By: PeteM
Tony,

Bone charcoal is used in water treatment plants. You may be able to find a more local source for it.

Pete


Thanks for the tip Pete. I do subcontracted survey work for my local Water Company which is one of, if not, the largest Water Co's in Britain. Enquiries will start tomorrow. It must beat paying 33.00 for a small pail of it, which is what it's been costing me.

Harry


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