Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator + - 1 Gal

Treat Tap Water Before It Reaches Your Plants - 1 Gal Bottle

Chlorine and chloramines in municipal tap water can stress roots and disrupt the beneficial microbes in a reservoir or root zone. This water conditioner neutralizes chlorine, destroys chloramines and adds electrolytes and alkalinity boosters in a single step. It is formulated with R/O and UV sterilized water.

The 1 Gal bottle suits growers who treat water regularly, such as indoor growers filling reservoirs on a routine schedule. Small-scale growers can use it across several reservoir changes before reordering.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neutralizes chlorine — makes tap water safer for roots and microbial life.
• Destroys chloramines — handles the more stable disinfectant that simple aeration does not remove.
• Adds electrolytes — supports water quality while it conditions.
• Alkalinity boosters — acid neutralizing action helps buffer the water.
• R/O and UV sterilized water base — a clean formulation base.

Who Should Use Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator +

Growers on municipal water who run hydroponic systems or water plants with tap water, from home gardeners to commercial operations that want a simple conditioning step.

About Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator +

Microbe Life Hydroponics makes this full-function water conditioner for cultivation use. It neutralizes chlorine, destroys chloramines and adds essential electrolytes and alkalinity boosters. The 1 Gal bottle is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this product remove from water?
A: It neutralizes chlorine and destroys chloramines. It also adds electrolytes and alkalinity boosters to the treated water.

Q: Do I still need to check pH?
A: Yes. Always check pH and conductivity (CF) levels after treating your water, because the added alkalinity boosters can affect your readings.

Q: What is a chloramine?
A: Chloramine is a disinfectant some water utilities use in place of or alongside chlorine. It is more stable than chlorine, so it needs a conditioner that breaks it down.

Q: Where can I find dosing information?
A: The manufacturer provides a dosage chart. Check it for the correct amount for your water volume before use.

Q: Is it a replacement for a filter?
A: It treats chlorine and chloramines chemically, while a filter physically removes particles and other contaminants. Many growers use the two approaches for different purposes.