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 Chlorine and Arsenic Reduction I'm interested in a whole-house filter such as the Culligan HD-950. We are on city water and am interested in the max. chlorine and arsenic reduction and everything else for that matter.      |
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| Re: Chlorine and Arsenic Reduction For the best chlorine reduction, I would recommend the granular activated carbon technology because of the great contact time it offers. It does slow down the flow rate, so you probably need a bigger filter, such as this one. http://www.waterfilters.net You can use this system for all the water coming through your house. If you want the best arsenic reduction, you should get an arsenic system. http://www.waterfilters.net This system will reduce the pressure, so it is used just for undersink filtration. Thank you, WaterFilters.NET |
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