What kind of tap filter removes chlorine from entering our system ?

Question

For people who cannot afford costly UV and RO systems, what is the most basic and economical kind of a filter system that they should adopt to avoid at least chlorine and suspended soluable/inslouable particals ? (With the belief of "something is better than nothing".)

Answer 1

i used to buy destilled water and give it to my dog and his allergy symptoms went away plus he drinks this over tap or bottled water
but i got a Pur water purifier and my wife and i like this better then the store bought we get at Meijers. its cheaper by far

Answer 2

Expose chlorinated water to sunlight to remove chlorine from it. When chlorine water is exposed to bright sunlight, the chlorine is decomposed and a solution of hydrochloric acid remains. This acid is not very stable and the solution readily decomposes especially when exposed to sunlight yielding oxygen. A safe and natural method of purifying chlorine water. Known as 'Hamsodhakam' in ancient Indian science.
Also, remember to keep the water in a vessel with a broad mouth. Cover it with a thin loin cloth to keep away dust particles. Water exposed to sunlight is energy rich.

Answer 3

Invest $30 in a "Pure" filter that screws onto your kitchen sink faucet. Refills are about $10 apiece and last approximately 4 months.

Answer 4

chlorine or any suspended soulabes */ can be filtered off by using a activated carbon filter . which is cheap and clean !( u might have studied in schools how to make an filter like that ) if not be and feel free to contact me !

Answer 5

They seem to think it's the best way to clean the water so it won't kill us (?). You must live in my neighborhood because the water is enough to gag ya. I buy bottled water by the gallon to drink and for cooking, and leave the nasty stuff to the laundry, etc.