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Chlorine in drinking water
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2019
- New Jersey American Water meets all quality standards, including those set for chlorine.
Chlorine is an important disinfectant that New Jersey American Water has used in its treatment process for over 100 years. It is added to water during the treatment process to kill harmful bacteria, viruses, and diseases.
For more information on chlorine and other water quality topics, visit www.newjerseyamwater.com/waterquality
Ah yes if you taste chlorine add flavor. Or just don’t use fucking chlorine in the first place
Then how we l do we disinfect large mass of water?
@@Reason_over_Dogma using filters that dont contain chemicals
@@Reason_over_Dogma Don't ask, he has no idea so you cannot have a bacteriological or viral conversation...
@@onepiecefannN1 what's in the filters. How do you filter contaminated waste water?
So many dumb individuals in this world, they follow all the lies and BS, they poison themselves
After watching a late night show host(Tyrus.) make a statement about the train strike and the importance of them, because most of its moved around the country by trains.😳 So had to do some research. Cool content.
Very informative.
Poisoning people and just ask them to put a lemon in it to get rid of the bad taste?
Source?
ya pretty crazy
@@Reason_over_Dogma that chlore is a dangerous chemical
@@onepiecefannN1 source?
@onepiecefannN1 bro, I've seen you in another video too, but I'm also drinking chlorine water for 6-7 days, and I can feel my taste and throat worsening😢
How do you remove the protozoa cysts?
Americans
I hate it here
A lot of typhoid and cholera fans here in the comments. Folks who had to actually deal with these diseases were thankful when a life saving public health intervention like chlorinated water came along. People are so lucky and yet so ignorant.
what's this do to our gut bacteria
It kills it, bacteria are bacteria, either neutralize it with a filter or since ascorbic acid is weakly acidic, the pH of the treated water may decrease slightly in low alkaline waters. Sodium ascorbate will also neutralize chlorine. It is pH neutral and will not change the pH of the treated water. Sodium ascorbate is preferable for neutralizing high concentrations of chlorine. If you are worried take probiotics...
Doooogg….
No no it is poison
So is your comment...
It is and very corrosive not to mention our gut microbes (part of us that we need)
IMMUNITY 🦧🦧🦧