Re: the old bone charcoal

[AllenMcNealy at aol_com]

In a message dated 10/17/00 5:58:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
csharrison at primary_net writes:

 >From: AllenMcNealy at aol_com
 >Subject: Re: charcoal filters
 >
 >Now this prompts a guestion I have been wondering about.  What happened to
 >the old bone charcoal which was available years ago?  Is It available
 >anywhere in today's world or is a thing of the past?
 
    Allen, the stuff is still around. It is used to decolorize 
 wine, honey, and a number of things. If you want some, I will see 
 what I can do. I don't see it in chunks though. Just 50 pound bags of 
 powder. Messiest stuff! though ! As long as we eat beef there will be 
 bone black.
 
 Back to change more water,
 Charles Harrison >>

Charles, Is it pulverised and not fit to use in the old box filters?  About 
what is the price of 50 pounds?

Allen
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