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I ran across a link a while back in one of the threads about making a filter
to dechlorinate the tap water we add to our ponds. I saved the instructions and just now am getting around to it. Can whoever posted this link tell me if the filter removes the chlorine or justs breaks the bond between chlorine/ammonia in chloramines? Our tap water has chlorine, not chloramine in it. In the past I have been "spraying" water in an upward arc to airate it as much as possible as I add water to my pond, but if this filter will remove it, even better TIA Gale :~) |
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