Baking Carbon

[Bob 1000]

Does baking Carbon bring it back? Has anyone ever tried this??:thanks:

 

[jhale]

i've not heard of it. how would baking get rid of the crap that it's absorbed?

 

[Bob 1000]

Also wondering about that too...But a friend said this to me earlier...I thought about the way that stuff that looks like small foam balls works when you bleach, then dry, then reuse..

 

[crox99]

When you bake the baking soda you are getting rid of water and carbon dioxide not the impurities in it.

 

[nanoreefer22]

When you bake the baking soda you are getting rid of water and carbon dioxide not the impurities in it.

RTFP :type:

 

[noodleman]

RTFP :type:

LMAO....anyways i never heard of this either for carbon.

 

[crox99]

RTFP :type:

:smash:
you didn't know either?:smash:

 

[Bob 1000]

so nobody has heard of this?????

 

[nanoreefer22]

:smash:
you didn't know either?:smash:

I know, I just enjoy picking on people older than myself

 

[Paul B]

I have heard of it and people have been doing it for at least fifty years. It does not do anything except make hot carbon. They make reef carbon with high preasure at a very high temp. You could not duplicate it in an oven.

 

[Bob 1000]

So there is no real reason to bake carbon then??

 

[Paul B]

Nope

 

[Bob 1000]

Thanks...

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