what % of chlorine is removed
243517
Unfortunately I can not offer an exact percentage, maybe that information is available trough the manufacturer. I will say installation is easy, you will lose a small portion or water velocity at first until the filter is used more. I can say that in Austin and Houston, TX you are able to smell the chlorine flowing from an unfiltered tap which is not the case once this shower filter is installed.
243518
According to: http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.com/shower-filters-reviews/It is 91%, the highest of all shower filters. Cheers
243519
Unknown... I ended up getting a whole house system from a great water store in my city... my chlorine is history now, based on testing. Also, the smell is gone. With that, there is a greater degree of health available to you, and you can get your organs working correctly by eliminating chemicals from your body.
551551
fluoride and chlorine can only be removed by adding adya clarity black mica extract to the water, if you buy from us you will get a free 16oz bottle of adya clarity which will deactivate fluoride, chlorine and more contaminates , there is nothing wrong with the 4 gallon listing, amazon has just put a note there saying they are not selling this item but other sellers on the page such as we do sell it.
502468
It depends on the size of the pool and what the chlorine measured when tested. I would not buy this chorine deapenser again. The only thing I still have is the cap that fit on my original dispenser after this one took on water and starting sinking. Cheap!
69801
I'm not sure on the count inside the container but there seems to be a lot. I use a mini chlorinator, one used for spas and small pools. I use about 3-6 chlorine tablets, adjust the release dial to just 1 opening and let it float (All dependent on weather, amount of people using, etc). Depending on the pool testers I balance with ash and other stabilizers. I recommend going to a professional pool place that has a computer that will typically tell you what you need. I've found that water out of the garden hose in different cities often has different results as to what a pool would need. Take samples in to the pros and they can assist. I'm not sure on the count inside the container but there seems to be a lot. I use a mini chlorinator, one used for spas and small pools. I use about 3-6 chlorine tablets, adjust the release dial to just 1 opening and let it float (All dependent on weather, amount of people using, etc). Depending on the pool testers I balance with ash and other stabilizers. I recommend going to a professional pool place that has a computer that will typically tell you what you need. I've found that water out of the garden hose in different cities often has different results as to what a pool would need. Take... » Read More I'm not sure on the count inside the container but there seems to be a lot. I use a mini chlorinator, one used for spas and small pools. I use about 3-6 chlorine tablets, adjust the release dial to just 1 opening and let it float (All dependent on weather, amount of people using, etc). Depending on the pool testers I balance with ash and other stabilizers. I recommend going to a professional pool place that has a computer that will typically tell you what you need. I've found that water out of the garden hose in different cities often has different results as to what a pool would need. Take samples in to the pros and they can assist. « Show Less
411806
@kevin darmody i'm assuming this is the regular oxi clean. it only states that it is chlorine free on the box. i hope this helps you.
286061
Really!? You filter it before it goes in or add the chemical to the tank, this has nothing to do with removing chlorine! :-/
1000462
yes, I place the clear balance on top of the chlorine. It's a fast dissolving tab, and works great
1412555
It will work great if the water is properly chlorinated...you don't need to change the water....
174639
the amount of elements which are removed. The cheaper one takes out just chlorine, the more expensive one about 40 trace elements.
2126517
Actually calling it a filter is a misnomer, a filter selectively removes (think of a sieve). This item does not remove anything, actually it adds something to the water: it adds vitamin C (ascorbic acid). Adding ascorbic acid to the water neutralizes the chlorine. If you want to know a little bit more about this, look at the page: http://www.fs.fed.us/t-d/pubs/html/05231301/05231301.html
201501
It worked for me. 1st it will not replace chlorine just reduce dramatically the quantity you use. In my case I reduced about 2/3. Second it will not happen quickly , it took about 2 months for my pool to stabilize at these levels. Hope I helped.
668102
Yes this filter will remove chloramines. However, chloramines take longer to remove so you have to be sure to control your water flow. This allows the water more "dwell time" in the filter allowing it to effectively remove the chloramines. For best results you should have a regulator that limits flow to 40psi and a flow rate of 1-2 gallons per minute. If you do this, then the filter is very effective at removing chloramines.
200633
No chlorine. We only use the potassium peroxymonosulfate (oxygen oxidizer) maybe once a week. Remember to change stick every 3-4 months.
350552
It will remove 99.9% of all chlorine, chemicals and heavy metals. Yes, it will.
1936463
I don't know. I only used it to remove chlorine. You would have to ask the manufacturer.
1558661
Never testing them with chlorine, but I have been using boiler antifreeze in a set of Eight panels for several years now. The internal tubing is 5/8 copper.
1538284
Definitely the chlorine taste is gone , but their website says you need additional filters to remove fluoride. they attach to the lower side of the top side filters. About $75.See their website.