No, I don't want to use an expensive or activated charcoal filter.
The local water is quite good but as the dam levels go down the chlorination seems to go up.
I have this half-baked theory that that chlorine is not good for my wonderful, probiotic 'wee beasties' that I cultivate. . . .
SO> > >
1 Will boiling water in an electric- or other- jug reduce/eliminate chlorine?
2 Will sitting a jug of water- with a wide open neck- for 12-24 hours in the frig., reduce chlorine levels in the water?
Tar muchly
Because you have been good, and read thus far, you can now get to look at this
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If you use activated charcoal, you're wasting money but maybe the charcoal can find a new life in the garden or potted plants at the end of its life. You'll also remove any dissolved minerals that might benefit plants or beasties.
Re: Getting clorine out of water
THANKS EVERYBODY 
