Does water filter carbon monoxide?

Water filters, particularly those using activated carbon, are designed to remove contaminants from water, such as chlorine, pesticides, and certain heavy metals. However, they do not remove carbon monoxide from water because carbon monoxide is a gas and is not typically present in water in a form that can be filtered by these systems. Carbon monoxide is more commonly associated with air quality issues, where it can be dangerous if inhaled. Air purifiers with activated carbon filters can help remove carbon monoxide from the air, but this is unrelated to water filtration12.

In summary, water filters do not remove carbon monoxide from water, as it is not typically a water contaminant. Instead, air purifiers are used to address carbon monoxide in the air.