Does this filter out chlorine taste?
2072651
This is a sediment filter and contains nothing that would absorb any gas regardless of what it is. Sediment filters are suited for removal of chunks of inorganic stuff like rocks and rust scale. They are not great at removing organic slime after a few gallons.
2072652
Don't know the answer to that since we are on well water. I doubt it though. It's a very simple filter. Not fine or well-fitted. Works good for sediment.
551550
The system removes most of the dissolved minerals in the water. We have a lot of chlorine in our tap water and the Zen eliminates the nasty taste. The filtered water tastes like distilled water.I bought the 6-gallon model because I use 3-5 gallons a day and the 6-gallon was only $5 more.
2126518
In my opinion it does. Before using the filter, I could smell the chlorine in my shower water. Once I installed the filter, I did not smell the chlorine.
1257298
I dont havr the sheet with me but i think so. On Berkeys website it will tell you what it filters. I know it does remove alot of taste from it. I live on San Antonio Texas and we have aquafer water. When I drink my girfriends Berky water it has almost no taste at all.
283621
Yes it does both produce pure H2O and filter fluoride, as well as filtering chlorine and other contaminants out of the water. The only possible downside is the water being too soft (low electrical conductivity/minerals), which I add trace minerals to my water after distilling for balance and to re-ionize the water and make it less soft.
1651514
If you are wanting less chlorine taste, then yes. That was my primarily concern. I hope this helps.
16241
My previous response was based on taste. I trust that the filtration process will remove the chlorine and other harmful contaminates.
1273624
Yea it does, the built in filter removes a lot of sediment and chlorine smell and taste.
7646
It does filter some types of chemicals. I bought it to filter water in a survival situation, so I mainly wanted it to filter protozoa and the like. I would suggest some type of charcoal filter system for better tasting water and chemical filtering. I must tell you that I am no expert. I only know what I have read. I hope this helps.
994790
It doesn't. I recommend a gold mesh filter or at least brown paper ones that don't contain chlorine.
2135027
According to their website they use a filter system that is called Chlorgon instead of carbon. "Chlorgon converts free chlorine and some combined chlorines to a harmless chloride." So I think all it does is converts the chlorine. I did notice that the smell disappears of chlorine so it must work!
358004
Yes, it removes both the taste and odor of chlorine. It produces a crisp clean taste even when the water supplier uses large amounts of chlorine to purify the water. I have been very pleased with the results.
359458
No. This filter is designed to remove most chlorine deposits and taste associated with additives in regular tap water. These filters/bottle should only be used with tap water. If you are looking for water purification you should go into the camping/hiking section(s) for options.
650681
no, I do not have chlorinated water, so that doesn't matter to me. But I am sure it does to anyone with city water. Only thing you could do is filter prior or use bottled water.
1282934
Actually, I don't know exactly how much chlorine the Culligan FM-15RA Level 3 removes.The filter removes enough chlorine, that I do not taste any chlorine; even after three months.Remember: Less then $10 per month, great tasting water, and a very small environmentalfootprint.
2112673
New in the box machines come with one filter. It will work without the filter. I keep mine in for more like 6 months at a shot. No problems so far. I suppose the activated charcoal helps remove chlorine from tap water.
331544
It comes with one filter. Replacements can be purchased and installed. I usually replace my filters about every 6 months If you can smell, you will be able to smell the chlorine when the filter needs replacing.