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I been using test strips for 2 weeks to maintain my water, however the problem is my test strips do not have a "used chlorine" or CYA test on them. I have been using granular chlorine to keep my spa sanitized for 2 weeks. I also been using something called...
Started by new2spa on
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I think by "used chlorine" you mean "Combined Chlorine" (CC) when....
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I have a number of friends who have hot tubs with either an ozanator or ultra-violet light disenfection system that have been told by their dealers that they do not need to maintain a free chlorine level because of the built in systems. It seems that ...
Started by golftennishottub on
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These systems do not produce a fast-acting disinfectant that remains? Are you not adding any chlorine....
Neither an ozonator nor a UV system produces chlorine so there is no Free Chlorine (FC) in such spas unless chlorine is added.
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First off Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to anyone who reads this! Anyway, I was just cleaning my inground swimming pool and finished it off with some pool chlorine dust. I left after I finished to bathe and whatnot and happened to walk by the...
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Does it look like what is seen in this link ? If so, then the chlorine product you used may have then you'll need to remove that with partial drain/refills and then may need to use a metal sequestrant to keep its effective concentration ....
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I was just wondering what peoples opinions were about bubbling air through tapwater to remove the chlorine. In about 24 hours all the Cl should be removed and the water should be safe to put into the tank.
Started by Q on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at badmanstropicalfish):
Chloramine is FAR more stable than straight....
The Chlorine will indeed be removed, however the chloramine will not.
It is safe to remove Chlorine Muff has nailed it.
Is treated with chloramines and water needs to be treated .
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at veganforum):
Results from a survey made in 2002 by the Chlorine Chemistry Council (CCC) to 350 professionals, representing utilities of chlorine as the primary....
Most water treatment facilities still use chlorine as their primary disinfectant.
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Can anyone tell me how long it typically takes for this to evaporate out on its own?
I would use aeration to circulate the water. I would think a few days would do it.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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I find a 45 gallon barrel with chlorine clears for Chloramine? I really don't like to use....
Use a dechlorinator, I've read 4-24 hours for chlorine, 24-168 hours for chloramine depending on the levels in the water, exposure to sun, air, etc.
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So I'm really obsessing over water and after talking to our local water dude I find we have 0.29ppm of Chlorine in the water. I don't know if this is a lot? a little? I know that SOME people (me) can taste it . .. or SOMETHING maybe the extra sodium??...
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Or SOMETHING maybe the extra ....
I don't know if this is a lot? a little it .
We have 0.29ppm of Chlorine in the water.
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Hi All, first post here....
Our floating chlorine dispenser broke apart and the chlorine went who know how high. After it came down, there is now a green film up the upper 2/3 of the walls and the sides of some of the bottom contours. I figure it cant...
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I have a question. Currently I am using Bromine in my Hot Tub and it is working very well and it is EZ. My question is, once a week I shock it with Clorox, about 6 ounces. (455 gallon tub) My bomine level has been 1-2 in the past but I added another tab...
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Normally the chlorine will be sufficient, both to create bromine from your bromide bank stop using Renew, then you may need to increase the amount of chlorine bleach you are adding and sanitizers such as chlorine and bromine.....
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Always had well water till now. My wine always was great. Now I have city water and it seems to not work of the same. Sometimes it don't want to start.
Started by pammycake01 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
The best thing to do with chlorinated water is to either boil it first for at least....
You can dechlorinatechlorine is added to the water as a preservative .
It claims to remove 99.99% of the chlorine.
The water just doesn't taste good.
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