tap water dechlorinating
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Do you have a link to a product? Or a photo? Is this something you attach to a hose?
There are filters you can put on a hose to remove chlorine, if that's what you're referring to.
There are filters you can put on a hose to remove chlorine, if that's what you're referring to.
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Thanx, Yes & this the URL " https://www.waterfilterman.co.uk/fi...r-for-koi-pond-up-to-99-chlorine-removal.html " .
Also the makers send me this:-
"Hello, This filter will dechlorinate the water for you.
It uses coconut carbon which is proven to remove up to 99 percent of chlorine from the water among other things such as pesticides and herbicides and also volatile compounds"
Do you believe this, & anyone else used it to give some confirmation? ….thanx …..nick
Also the makers send me this:-
"Hello, This filter will dechlorinate the water for you.
It uses coconut carbon which is proven to remove up to 99 percent of chlorine from the water among other things such as pesticides and herbicides and also volatile compounds"
Do you believe this, & anyone else used it to give some confirmation? ….thanx …..nick
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I've not used this particular one, but we do have a hose end filter that removes chlorine, so I would imagine this would work the same way.
Carbon filters do remove chlorine. You have to watch your flow rate. They spec it at 4 litres/minute. Also you have to replace the filter cartridge after x amount of water that has flowed through it.