There are better ways to de-chlorinate water, if you have the space and resources. You can get "whole house filters" that will clean the water before it even gets to your tap. You can even get smaller units for a single tap. I just installed a whole house pH neutralizer (my well pH was around 5.2+- it now comes out of the tap around 8.5 and once in the tank gets to a perfect 7 with the addition of drift wood and organic acids from waste). You can change the media in the tanks to accommodate any number of water parameters, and i think de-chlorination is an option. Just my two cents unless you like constantly ordering materials.
If you go this route, you will see added benefits protecting your plumbing (acid water eats copper pipes, chlorine eats rubber gaskets)
If you go this route, you will see added benefits protecting your plumbing (acid water eats copper pipes, chlorine eats rubber gaskets)
