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"Köi-Lö" wrote in message
... Before you do anything turn on all the pumps to help degas the chlorine in the water - then try and get some dechlor PRONTO! I would not have waited but gone and bought some early this morning. -- Rather uneducated advice, but we've come to expect that from you, Carol. If the water utility uses chloramines, running the pumps would not assist in lowering the chlorine levels. If the water utility uses dissolved chlorine gas, then by the time the original poster read your response, the chlorine would have dissipated already. Additionally if the chlorine/chloramines levels were high enough to be harmful, the damage would have already been done before the poster could have added a dechlorinator 12 - 24 hours later. -S |
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