DIY Clean Water Science Kit

The DIY Clean Water Science Kit is a hands-on, eco-focused science set designed for homeschool families and their kids. It introduces the science of water purification through engaging experiments that teach environmental stewardship and practical lab skills.

Key Features & Design

• Age range: Suitable for ages 8 years and older.
• Contents: Green Science Clean Water Science Kit including 1 pack Huanggang stones, 1 pack porcelain sand, 1 pack activated carbon, 1 pack quartz sand, 1 pack baking soda, 1 pack potassium alum, 6 sheets of filter paper, 2 sponge pieces, 1 filter device, and 1 instruction manual.
• Materials & setup: Uses common filtration media to demonstrate water purification concepts.
• Physical specs: Size approx as pictured; weight about 328 g.
• Safety notes: Not suitable for drinking water production; adult supervision recommended; some experiments involve hot water; contains small parts hazardous for young children.

Performance / Benefits

Participants learn the fundamentals of filtration, adsorption, and purification as they test different media and observe how water clarity improves through each step. The kit enables hands-on exploration of environmental science topics, filtration principles, and resource conservation—supporting homeschool science goals and practical lab practice.

• What you learn: Filtration principles, materials science of sand, carbon, and alum, and how impurities are removed from water.
• Experiments you can run: Step-by-step purification sequences and observation notes to compare outcomes.
• Curriculum connections: Earth science, physical science, chemistry basics, environmental science, science inquiry, and project work for science fairs or independent study.

Safety & Usage

• Important: This kit is not for producing drinking water. Do not drink water used during experiments.
• Supervision: Adult supervision is required; some experiments involve hot water.
• Safety: Contains small parts; choking hazard; not suitable for children under 3 years.