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Mostly just chlorine and sediment. It's not effective at removing dissolved minerals. And yes, the water has to be run slowly to remove the bulk of the chlorine.
Quote from: majorvices on July 14, 2021, 03:59:42 amMostly just chlorine and sediment. It's not effective at removing dissolved minerals. And yes, the water has to be run slowly to remove the bulk of the chlorine.What I've read is 1 gal./min. for chlorine and .1 gal./min. for chloramine
Quote from: denny on July 14, 2021, 07:52:12 amQuote from: majorvices on July 14, 2021, 03:59:42 amMostly just chlorine and sediment. It's not effective at removing dissolved minerals. And yes, the water has to be run slowly to remove the bulk of the chlorine.What I've read is 1 gal./min. for chlorine and .1 gal./min. for chloramineAssuming I need 8 gallons of water which has chloramine. It takes 10 minutes to get one gallon through a carbon filter, so that means 80 minutes for 8 gallons. Is this correct? I always understood it had to be slow, but wow.I will continue to add a half Campden tablet after I run it through the filter.
What I've read is 1 gal./min. for chlorine and .1 gal./min. for chloramine
I have two total house filters daisy chained together. I flush it first every time then start the run very slow and come back to get the water later. It tests negative for chlorine -- assuming those test strips are accurate