Is it chlorine resistant?
427776
I swim laps 2-3 times and week an tho bathing suit is the only one I have, it's very chlorine resistant! Now with that being said you should never wash your suit in the washing machine an always hang to dry. I never ring mine out either. Hope this helps!Lovin mineCheers
427777
I haven't had any issues with chlorine, but I've only been in the pool half a dozen times. I hope this helps you somewhat. I do like the suit.
427778
I have only worn it 3-5 times so I don't know, it is very well made and a great fit for a curvy figure.
427779
I had no problems with it on our cruise, I rinsed the suit out in cool water and hung to dry. No color change at all. The tag does say do not wring so I just squeezed and hung up. I bought 2 and LOVE them!!!
427780
Yes. Still vibrant aqua after 1 month. Just make sure to rinse in cool water after use.
1650636
It actually works a bit better on plastic. Should not affect your chlorinization.
329707
I have used this in both salt water and chlorinated water. I just rinse it with fresh water when done and fully extend it without locking any sections to let it dry.
781626
In the description of the product, it does not state 'This product removes chlorine' so I would say this specific straw is not designed for that. Best wishes on your journey, sir or ma'am!
1477247
I should think so. It is very sturdy. I have been storing my garden fertilizer in it and it has kept it very dry.I think what you need to consider is the humidity in your area as I know that chlorine tablets absorb moisture (my past experience) and can then crumble. I live in California so it is very dry here and my fertilizer granuals have not gotten moist or spoiled from the humidity in the air.
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I'm no chemist, so here is my unscientific answer: Yes, I'm sure it's fine. You know how you have to shake up the contents, anyway...I actually leave the bottle lying on it's side, on top of my bucket of chlorine tablets, each week, so that the sediment collects itself on the large side of the bottle rather than the smaller bottom...I'm just superstitious about shaking it up so that I get the same concentration of active ingredients each week I use it. A bottle lasts so long in my small pool! Best of luck. We're year round in California so we're going strong, and no freezing either. :-)
1881610
I don't know. I removed it as it doesn't do a good job of distributing the chlorine. Chlorine need to diseminate down to be eftective and get distributed. With this you'd have to have something stirring the water
801097
This is not a de-chlorinator. The previous answers are correct.If you want chlorine-free water, put chlorine-free water in at the beginning. It's up to you.I find that this product does an exceptional job for the price.
1944302
Too early to tell. None so far. I have a large cover which I recommend if it's near a pool. Chlorine is very corrosive.
564796
Properly treated pool water is likely as potable as you can find. But if you think the chlorine taste is too strong, just let it sit for awhile especially in the sun, and the chlorine will break down and evaporate. In a survival situation more chlorine is better.
1035132
There would be no problem with using this with chlorinated water. Many municipalities use chlorine dioxide to disinfect their water supplies so using this product would basically be belt-and-suspenders.
1444094
I honestly don't know, would think probably not, as this tests for chlorine too. Maybe do a search for saltwater test kits? I'm unfamiliar with what you need exactly, so sorry.
530142
Resistant yes, I've never actually soaked it in gasoline for an extended period of time, but I have "rubbed it down" with gasoline on a rag just to test it out... Good to go!
1320786
It doesn't smell like chlorine. I used it to prevent mineral stains with well water, so I don't know if it stops bacterial growth because that was not happening before I started using it.
447192
No. Chlorine can only be removed by distillation, a charcoal filter, or reverse osmosis. Charcoal can only remove so much, then it must be changed. John
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Hi Eric, It is water resistant. However, it should not to be immersed or come into continuous contact with water. -Anthony
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I don't know. I only used it to remove chlorine. You would have to ask the manufacturer.