chlorine

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Press release from DC Water. I don't think this should affect anyone water changes practices, since they're just switching chloramine to chlorine, and almost any water treatment that deals with the former should also work for the latter. Matt Mar 11, 2014 -- From March 17 through April...

I don't think this should affect anyone's dechlorination routine, but just in case: http://www.dcwater.com/news/listings/press_release584.cfm Mar 11, 2013 -- From March 18 through April 29, 2013, the disinfectant in drinking water will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine. The...

http://www.dcwater.com/news/listings/press_release540.cfm From March 26 to May 7. I've never seen it affect my dechlorination process, but you never know.

I used to use a product called genesis to make the tap water safe for the aquarium. It was real easy, one drop per gallon and I bought a huge size to refill the dropper. I cannot find that anywhere. Do they still make it? If not, what product do you recommend? I have api safestart, but...

For DC, Arlington, and Falls Church, switching from chloramine to chlorine from March 21 through May 2. http://www.dcwater.com/news/listings/press_release498.cfm I don't think this should have much, if any, effect on your dechlorination procedures, but thought people still might want to know.

Hi all. We're still waiting for baby around here. I have a doc appt on wednesday when they will hopefully choose an induction date. :rolleyes: On a completely different note, our well dried up and we had to get a new one drilled this week. Talk about perfect timing, right? The new...