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![]() Just wondering if you should be dechlorinating RO water or does the filtration take it out?
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![]() No dechlorinator required
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![]() the carbon filters take out the clorine
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![]() Thanks, guys!
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![]() +1 with Hillegom, carbon will remove residual chlorine in the water.
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![]() If the carbon filter gets exhausted, then the chlorine will eat the membrane (which is considerably more expensive then the carbon filter).
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