does it remove the chlorine from the water
1273621
No, it does not remove chlorine. You would need to install a whole house inline charcoal filter.
1273622
Yes, basically what you have left is H2O. No salts from softeners, no chlorine, no minerals. Some say minerals and even bacteria are important to humans. If so I'd rather have my water pure and get minerals other ways. Dave
1273623
We are on a well ... no chlorine. Water Boss seems to recommend the Model 950 For City Water.
1273624
Yea it does, the built in filter removes a lot of sediment and chlorine smell and taste.
1273625
We had strong chlorine odor before installation but not with the Waterboss.
1521589
No it will not. We offer a model (HMF-CYO) which does remove chloramines on our company website.
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
1369333
Apparently so. I have tested swimming pool water with it with some good results. It gave me a reading of 7 pH which is as it should be when adding chlorine.
1317468
Yes it does. I tried carbon filters, ionizers and many others. I tested this with the local health department, and ALL of the fluoride was removed. This is the ideal unit to remove this toxic chemical.
299108
No mention of of Chlorine removal on the packaging. This filter is for reducing sediment.
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.
1916509
yes it does it has to flow from pool into the chlorinator first then into filter
833551
The results will depend on how much chlorine is added to your water. When I lived in the Midwest, I tried one of these and was not happiest with the result. But there was so much chlorine in the water, that it created a light "fog" when the water was run at more than a trickle, and I could smell the chlorine. I bought bottled spring water, and had a chlorine filter for the shower.
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.
1150637
yes, The chlorinator will stop producing chlorine. Also when replacing make sure to remember correct direction of flow
2196099
Although I don't know, my guess is that it does not. Their description of the product only says that it removes chlorine. However, chloramine is evidently a much more difficult toxin to remove from water, involving multiple and expensive filtration steps. So, my guess is that this particular filter probably does not remove chloramine.
2155808
I don't see the mention of fluoride, but I do see that it removes chlorine. In that light, I would have to say, it must remove fluoride. You could try emailing the seller or the company itself. Hope this helps.
392130
You do not use chlorine, just the RENU2 and the bromine. It will help keep the chemicals at a normal level, providing you test the water and watch how much you add.
1375173
Yes, it removes fluoride from the water. For a complete list of all the chemicals it removes, see:http://www.waterwise.com/productcart/pc/lc_purity.asp
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.