Does this product effectively remove Chlorine? I do not see Chlorine mentioned in the product description where the filter phases are described.
465844
Yes, it's under the second bullet point in the ad. "Chlorine is instantaneously and almost inexhaustibly oxidized."
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.
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
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!
1981524
I have never checked for the chlorine level in my water but chlorine is one of 44 things listed that the filter removes. I have used NSA & now Water Marque for over 15 years and I am very pleased with the results. Just ordered another one but I haven't installed it yet.
2135028
there was a reviewer that answered this question, using strips to test the water. he said it does remove a lot of chlorine. i am glad i purchased it. when i take a salt bath, it is best to try and remove chlorine, and i feel this helps in making it a truer salt bath.
2190470
You mean "does it remove chlorine"? I would say no. The description says it reduces chlorine taste and odor. Not sure how as it's just a paper filter and its main purpose is to remove solids. Chlorine is liquid and would just seep thru along with the water. While it may reduce taste & odor it certainly cannot remove any actual chlorine.
573393
Yes it comes with a filter. It can be cleaned and reused. The center of the filter is open, it's not the kind you can put a chlorine tablet in-- some filters have a screened off section you can put a chlorine tablet in.
711075
I have not but I can tell you that my shower tiles no longer turn green and my hair doesn't get a greenish tint (my hair dresser would agree with that as she first brought the problem to my attention.) It was when my hair dresser first showed me that I looked into the chlorine content of my water and researched different filters. I can't prove it removes chlorine scientifically but the evidence in my shower and on my hair are enough for me to conclude it is working.
2126513
This filter removes over 90% of all chlorine and chloramine, I have one on my shower at the moment
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
1720452
It seems to work fine. I'm thinking you need a little wiggle room for water movement Yes I got one that takes chlorine and it's evil twin BUT you have to ask for that one, and be aware There is about a month break in for the filter (Oder) after that smooth nice clean water. I live in an area that agressively treats the water and the water has many impurities.....but not for me now!
505274
I use it to remove fluoride and chlorine. Some contaminants are particles that are too small for this filter to remove.
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.
765692
I can't say for sure if it eliminates chloramine or not, but I tested the water with a parts per million tester and it comes up between 0-3 parts per million after distillation is completed. Average tap water is 100-400 parts per million. Hope this helps.
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.
551549
No. It absolutely does not remove chlorine or fluoride from your water. In order to do that you need a reverse osmosis water system, or go the cheap route like I have for the last 10 years, and get a water distiller. They cost about a 100.00 dollars. Takes 5-6 hours todistill a gallon and mine has lasted 10 years. They're not exactly convienient, but I make drink and use about 2 gallons a week and Brita filteted tap water besides that. For the record I just threw my 80.00 zen water filter in the dumpster 2 nights ago. In addition to not actually altering the pH in any measurable way, it removed very few particulates when compared with my tapeater. Avoid this manufacturer. The technology is useless. My Brita works way better. Again: only R.O. or a distiller will remove fluoride and chlorine. BTW the reason I finally the it out was because the spigot broke irreparably. I would use it simply to store actual filtered/distilled water in it and it looked cool.