Is this CHLORINE free?
1461541
Looks like it doesn't... MSDS says Acetone, Solvent Naphtha, Light Aliphatic, Propane, Xylene, Ethyl benzene, Toluene, Benzene. No saying that one of those chemicals won't have Chlorine in it...
1461542
Not sure as I bought it 20,000 miles ago and I ran out while changing/cleaning pads. I actually went yo local store and picked up a cheaper can that worked just as well.
254275
THe product does not list pvc free but it is bpa free. I am very happy with this product, my concern was chlorine removal .This product looks good and the shower options are excellent.
58855
Yes as far as I can tell . I researched this brand and it is suppose to be lead free .
299108
No mention of of Chlorine removal on the packaging. This filter is for reducing sediment.
1326866
chlorine, yes. fluoride, only with the separate elements for such purpose. They're sometimes included when buying online, or just buy separately
465347
No it is not. I also wanted Phosphate free, but ordered this instead. It did not do the best job for my project.
1164417
Yes. Over time the chlorine could have some negative impact, but none I have seen.
219324
On the bottle it say 100 % Magnesium chloride brine. As far as using either of the other products, I have never used either. Hope this helps.
648615
Pool water would contain way too much chlorine. If you ran it through a filter that is capable of removing chlorine you should be fine.
225900
They seem very durable (good quality). I have never used it in chlorine but I suspect it would be okay if you rinsed it out with regular water after being in the pool.
1481014
No you do not need chlorine. You can call the owners up on there product and they are very helpful. I do use a little bit of chlorine once in awhile if you don't have an ozone.
465844
Yes, it's under the second bullet point in the ad. "Chlorine is instantaneously and almost inexhaustibly oxidized."
447188
No. I use a charcoal filter. It removes almost all the chlorine , no taste or smell in the filtered water. I change it every six months.
1261865
Yes. It is plastic. But I'm hoping that it is BPA free. Maybe you should check with Brita to be certain. But overall, I like it. Water taste great and no chlorine taste. Just follow the directions when adding/changing filters
1981525
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this filter removes 99.99% of Chlorine.
874840
I don't know. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer directly. If they are talking about the dissolved ion, chlorine could come from salt which is sodium chloride NaCl. This may be listed so as to prevent precipitates from forming which could cloud up your water. Hard water has calcium carbonate in it and free chlorine could form calcium chloride which will form a solid. Usually when I think of chlorine I think of pool chlorine, which is toxic to life. But that is a chlorate, ClO3, chlorine with oxygen.
111593
Yup! I've used it in salt water, fresh water, and chlorinated water without problems.