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General Category => Sustenance => Topic started by: JoJo on March 01, 2020, 05:51:26 PM

Title: Chlorinated water.
Post by: JoJo on March 01, 2020, 05:51:26 PM

 
 We all store water and some of us use chlorine to remove the pathogens. That leaves a terrible taste to the water.
 Here's a way to remove the chlorine from the water when it is ready to be used. Vitamin "C".
One tablet will neutralize 100 gallons of water.

read more here


   https://www.healthalkaline.com/vitabath-vitamin-c-tablets-removes-chlorine-chloramine-water/ (https://www.healthalkaline.com/vitabath-vitamin-c-tablets-removes-chlorine-chloramine-water/)   

Title: Re: Chlorinated water.
Post by: patriotman on March 07, 2020, 06:06:09 PM

Quote from: JoJo on March 01, 2020, 05:51:26 PM

 We all store water and some of us use chlorine to remove the pathogens. That leaves a terrible taste to the water.
 Here's a way to remove the chlorine from the water when it is ready to be used. Vitamin "C".
One tablet will neutralize 100 gallons of water.

read more here


   https://www.healthalkaline.com/vitabath-vitamin-c-tablets-removes-chlorine-chloramine-water/ (https://www.healthalkaline.com/vitabath-vitamin-c-tablets-removes-chlorine-chloramine-water/)

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing this!

Title: Re: Chlorinated water.
Post by: wynnp4 on January 13, 2021, 10:21:09 PM

Actually if you just leave it in a container that will allow the chlorine to off gas the taste will dissipate in a short time..... most times just overnight. 

Title: Re: Chlorinated water.
Post by: RB in GA on January 14, 2021, 06:53:58 AM

It's interesting when you do a search for effervescent vitamin C. The most common result I get is  Airborne tablets.  Been using those for years to ward off the sniffles and never knew I was removing chlorine from my water. Gotta love dual use items.