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What do you do if you don’t have water conditioner or if you can’t use it, as is the case with chelated copper medication?
Are you stuck with having to buy water in bottles? No, thankfully, you aren’t, whether you ran out of conditioner or are just trying to save a few bucks, there are options such as letting the water sit out in a bucket for a day to allow for the chlorine to evaporate.
With certain medications it may be necessary to avoid the use of any reducing agent, but substances that ‘remove’ chlorine are all reducing agents so far as I understand how they work, so what are the options in that case?
Are you stuck with having to buy water in bottles? No, thankfully, you aren’t, whether you ran out of conditioner or are just trying to save a few bucks, there are options such as letting the water sit out in a bucket for a day to allow for the chlorine to evaporate.
With certain medications it may be necessary to avoid the use of any reducing agent, but substances that ‘remove’ chlorine are all reducing agents so far as I understand how they work, so what are the options in that case?