does it remove arsonic
1691896
It does not, but you may not needed it depending on where you live. Most good water sources, this isn't an issue. If you are using well water, this may be an issue, but then you'll need something like a reserve osmosis (under the sink) filter, rather than a gravity filter. Most gravity filters (ZeroWater, Brita, Pur) will not remove arsenic in high amounts, but will help with trace amounts, but then trace amounts won't hurt you.
992962
I only used this product to remove red clay from baseball pants. I don't know if it cleans rust from grill.
282066
It is ment to be replaced not cleaned. It traps all the alge and impurities in the charcoal and should be discarded in the trash. I replace it every couple months. I only have 1 thursty golden retreiver
754967
It should. It removed marijuana and cigarette odor from a car that I bought.
541142
It's supposed to be removed during sleep and baths, but I only remove it for baths. The water supposedly ruins the healing affects of the amber.
2177017
This was used to kill fire ants in the mound. I believe the extra step was to use this a second time. I did not do this because I felt the item was too costly.
2263283
If you have it on automatic, when something starts to burn it will turn itself up and take the smell out. It doesn't take out every little smell, but that is okay with me.
430203
Sorry, but I don't know. However it does seem to remove most everything nothing else can. I think they're worth a try. Hope that helps a little
279818
Sorry to say, it will not remove those items. Only virus's that try to infect your computer.
1189612
It does take off the stain but not after one use. It takes several uses for it to come off but does work and smells good as well.
443538
Yes it does. It's a great product. The only thing you need to be aware of is that stains do not necessarily disappear. However, odors are gone. Just follow the instructions and remember that it may require more than one treatment.
2242793
yes really if you purge it for 30 minutes it will be fine, really are just getting loos carbon particles out, actually it is consider medical treatment for some poisons, so almost really not needed at all
1601615
Yes, I would suggest that you put a drop on a cotton ball or cotton pad (the kind that you use to remove nail polish) and tuck it away, maybe in the ash tray. A little goes a long way.
283701
It works for me. It is like neutralize the smell and make a no smell environment. It does not remove the odor right away.
389068
yes. it will go away. wash gently with soapy water and dry. it will burn off after use.
1482265
Well....to be honest, I'm not sure. I used it on an old pair of running shoes, to get the stink out. It reduced to smell but didn't remove it completely. I was going to try it again but don't have a lot of faith that it will completely remove the odor.
1317468
Yes it does. I tried carbon filters, ionizers and many others. I tested this with the local health department, and ALL of the fluoride was removed. This is the ideal unit to remove this toxic chemical.