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Pros and Cons of Chlorine in Water

Water is an important necessity for all living creatures. It is highly contaminated by bacteria, viruses, and parasites. If water is contaminated, it will become a source of disease for humans and other living beings.  Chlorine steps in as a disinfectant, taking care of microorganisms. Chlorine occurs in water in very small amounts. The water remains free from harmful microbes, and safeguards the well-being of everyone.

Pros

·         Effective against all types of microbes

·         With minimal chlorine, saltwater systems are less harsh on skin, eyes, and hair.

·         Simple maintenance and operation

·         Maintain a healthy pool environment

Cons

·         Chlorine poisoning causes health issues related to respiratory problems

·         Excessive chlorine causes visual problems for individuals who are sensitive

·         Harsher on skin and hair

·         High chemical hazard

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