A ceramic pot filter consists of a flowerpot shaped pot made from a porous ceramic material.
Ceramic clay pot filters.
Colloidal silver is sometimes added to the clay mixture before firing or applied to the fired ceramic pot.
Ceramic pot filters are usually made from clay mixed with a combustible material like sawdust or rice husks.
Once it has been soaked pour the water to be filtered in and place the pot over something such that it can drip out of the bottom.
Colloidal silver is sometimes added to the clay mixture before firing or applied to the fired ceramic pot.
The clay will need to be soaked in water before it can actually filter anything otherwise your first attempts at filtering water through will just be soaked into the body of the ceramic.
The filter is flowerpot shaped holds about 8 10 liters of water and sits inside a plastic or ceramic receptacle.
Ceramic pot filters are usually made from clay mixed with a combustible material like sawdust or rice husks.
The past decade ceramic pot filters have demonstrated the capacity to achieve high log 10 reduction values lrvs for pathogenic indicator organisms like e.