Chlorine Taste and Smell Problems
Chlorine in water is essential at the treatment plant and in the distribution system, but not in your home. The benefits of chlorine come at a high cost. In addition to tasting and smelling poorly, chlorine dries skin and hair, fades clothes and can dry out rubber seals in appliances, shortening their lives.
Health Risks to Infants
Drinking chlorinated water can potentially increase risk of asthmatic attacks, particularly in younger children and infants. If exposed to skin, chlorinated water can also cause irritation.
Dry Skin or Hair
Exposure to chlorinated water can lead to irritation on the skin and scalp, resulting in dry and itchy skin.
Solutions for Chlorine Taste and Smell
Mini Rack 20 in. Single Light
Mix Bed Water/Softener Chemical Filter
