Can this be used to neutralize chlorine/chloramine in bath water?
1058047
No. Ascorbic acid is Vitamin C. It's for your immune system. I certainly wouldn't waste it in a bath!
1058048
I suggest you paste the following "can ascorbic acid neutralize chlorine in bath water" into Google. You will find a whole bunch of responses which will allow you to make your decision.
1069426
I don't see why not, however, to be on the safe side I would consult a regular pool dealer. The tablets are standard chlorine tablets, same as used in any pool. Our pool is a vinyl lined pool and about the only thing that may happen is it could cause some fading over time. We use the skimmer to add the chlorine tablets but if your pool does not have one, a floating type chlorine tablet dispenser would also work. Hope that helps.
2110014
I don't think so. This filter is used for removing chlorine. For carbonates/bicarbonates an activated carbon-based filter system is needed. You can also boil hard water to precipitate out carbonates if you don't mind them normally but don't want them other times.
1234998
No, this product failed in my ceramic tub after three or four showers. There is no way it would hold up in chlorine. You would have to drain the pool somewhat to let it cure but even then it doesn't stick. The claims on the label don't match reality.
2099991
Here's a description from the filter's-fast website, although not sure if this answers your question: Just a capful of Sprite Mediterranean Blue Dechlorinating Bath Salts is all it takes to neutralize the chlorine in your bath water, leaving you with softer skin and hair. The salts contain both Epsom and sea salts, along with Sprite's patented Crystal-Chlorgon. The bath salts contain no added fragrances or dyes, however, and can be used alone or with other bath products. Provides approximately 25 baths.
1831042
Yes you still have to balance the water chemistry.. this device only adds to low level chlorine sanitizing with another additional microorganism eliminator/reducer.
1917407
I do not know. We bought it for chlorine removal; use it on the shower head. Seems like it would though.
2116387
It would depend on the amount of chlorine tabs inserted into the dispenser...or ask your local pool store (e.g. pinch a penny)
1273621
No, it does not remove chlorine. You would need to install a whole house inline charcoal filter.
551376
Yes, it will. The problems with chlorinated water are proportional to the amount of time that you let the chlorine build up on your hair and skin. Use SwimSpray towards the end of your shower for the best results. That will ensure that you wash away the chlorine and minimize the time for it to build up again. I hope this helps. If you need more information, please let us know.
79704
Call the factory on that. It's designed for slow dissolving 3" chlorine tabs. Something else might make it explode.
1665673
The directions on the container say "use with your chlorine"... That being said, I don't know if they are compatible/useful in a saltwater system.
1093061
Not sure about chloramine, I got this to remove the minerals in my well water. My water is hard and it's turning my hair orange, and causing damage. This didn't seem to do the trick for me.
124581
Probably not but it certainly doesn't filter chlorine/bromine very well....killed all my fish With just a 25percent water change. I just use an rv water filter from walmart...$17
1876018
If it tests for what you want, then yes. It is necessary to check free chlorine in saltwater chlorinator pools to make sure the saltwater system is doing its job. So these strips will work for that (as well as ph, etc.). But you probably also want to test for salt level which these strips will not do.
2247234
there are chlorine tablets you can use i forgot the name. but most of the time we would just drop a cup of bleach in and it would keep the water clear.
1348343
I would be very careful with products containing chlorine. It has a destructive power. Do not use on metals or any objects of value or items that have paint work on them.