Will Bromine work instead of chlorine to purge? Bromine is 43% chlorine.
1766617
It worked perfectly fine for me with no issues. This is by far the best spa treatment around by far and will undoubtably change the industry.
1348213
Yes but keep in mind this pool does take a lot of water. It took a few hours or more to fill it and after a couple days in the warm summer the water will turn green without chlorine and bromine. The pump might not be totally necessary if you are planning to empty it each spurt of use but it is good for debris, dirt, etc that gets into the pool. If you get a pump and have the chlorine/bromine, you can keep it going all summer and use it when you wish but you do have to regularly treat it. You will not want to refill it every day or two... takes too long/too much water. We just keep ours up all summer from June-Aug. I chlorinate it every other day to every 3 days and I believe the bromine is once a week but follow pkg directions.
16241
My previous response was based on taste. I trust that the filtration process will remove the chlorine and other harmful contaminates.
200629
If you don't use chlorine make sure you are using some other sanitizer (not compatible with biguanide), the mineral contents has .92% silver which will help but you need at least 5% silver to completely eliminate most bacteria which isnt allowed by the EPA.
129087
I would assume so. It was effected/lightened by sweat when my daughter went to basketball practice, so I would assume that chlorine would take it off or at least make it lighter.
631328
According to Aqua Chek's website, A: Free chlorine refers to both hypochlorous acid (HOCl) and the hypochlorite (OCl-) ion or bleach, and is commonly added to water systems for disinfection. When ammonia or organic nitrogen is also present, chloramines known as monochloramine, dichloramine, and trichloramine will quickly form. Chloramines are also known as combined chlorine. Total chlorine is the sum of free chlorine and combined chlorine. The level of total chlorine will always be higher than or equal to the level of free chlorine. Free chlorine is typically measured in drinking water disinfection systems using chlorine gas or sodium hypochlorite to find whether the water system contains enough disinfectant. Typical levels of free chlorine in drinking water are 0.2 - 2.0 mg/L Cl2, though levels can be as high as 5.0 mg/L. Total chlorine is typically measured to determine the total chlorine content of treated waste water, often for discharge purposes. If you are required to measure and report chlorine levels to a regulatory agency, we advise that you check with your regulator to find whether you are required to measure free chlorine or total chlorine.
428479
The HMF2SdgC will remove Trihalomethanes. It will not remove chloramines. We do have a catalytic carbon & KDF85 filter that will remove chloramines.
1525170
None that I am aware of. Used in a cool mist vaporizer or added by drops to drinking water...no more hazardous that chlorine added to public drinking water.
2242793
yes really if you purge it for 30 minutes it will be fine, really are just getting loos carbon particles out, actually it is consider medical treatment for some poisons, so almost really not needed at all
2029658
1-bromo-3chloro-5, 5-dimethylhydrantoin...60% 1,3-dichloro-5, 5-dimethlyhydrantoin..........27.4% 1,3-dichloro-5-ethyl, 5-methylhydrantoin.....10.6% Inert .......2.% Available Bromine....39.2% . Available Chlorine.......44.6%
2116389
It's not likely, however, that depends on your levels. Test and open/close accordingly based on the number of tabs and your chlorine results.
759172
If you use Bromine now there is no need to drain and refill. Always best to start out clean and clear but it is bromine
2194261
Bromine is a bleaching agent. Since this flour is unbleached it should not be brominated. I have purchased over 400 pounds of this flour and it's my favorite for European type artisan breads.
200633
No chlorine. We only use the potassium peroxymonosulfate (oxygen oxidizer) maybe once a week. Remember to change stick every 3-4 months.
1121554
It does not. It is mostly by trial and error. My tub is 350 gallons and I go through 2 tablet every 6 or 7 days. Best way is to start out with a couple for every 300 gallons and see if they keep you chlorine within range and for how long. These seem to be longer lasting than the bromine tablets I was using previously and I feel more protected too.
1981525
Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this filter removes 99.99% of Chlorine.
1605903
Yes , as sodium is a dissolved solid it will be filtered out along with chlorine and chloramine