Hello all,
I continue to see claims by both manufactures of these products (electrolytic chlorine generators) as well as some trade groups, that these systems eliminate or at least minimize the formation of chloramines. Here is an example taken from APSP fact sheet. "The chlorine that’s produced sanitizes the pool water and destroys contaminants such as those found in sweat, urine and wind-blown debris" I would expect that kind of promotion by manufactures but I am wondering if their is any peer review science that backs these claims up?
Thanks
I continue to see claims by both manufactures of these products (electrolytic chlorine generators) as well as some trade groups, that these systems eliminate or at least minimize the formation of chloramines. Here is an example taken from APSP fact sheet. "The chlorine that’s produced sanitizes the pool water and destroys contaminants such as those found in sweat, urine and wind-blown debris" I would expect that kind of promotion by manufactures but I am wondering if their is any peer review science that backs these claims up?
Thanks