Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator + - 32 fl oz

Neutralize Chlorine and Chloramines Before They Reach Your Roots - 32 fl oz

Municipal tap water often contains chlorine or chloramines, which can disrupt the beneficial microbes that healthy root zones rely on. This liquid water conditioner neutralizes chlorine and destroys chloramines, and it adds electrolytes and alkalinity boosters (acid neutralizing). It is formulated with R/O and UV sterilized water.

The 32 fl oz bottle suits hobbyists, small indoor gardens and growers trying a dechlorinator for the first time. Larger operations can use it to treat water for small reservoirs or test batches.

Key Features & Benefits

• Neutralizes chlorine — treats chlorinated tap water before use in a hydroponic system.
• Destroys chloramines — handles the more persistent disinfectant that simple aeration does not remove.
• Adds electrolytes and alkalinity boosters — conditions the water as it dechlorinates.
• R/O and UV sterilized water base — a clean formulation base.
• Liquid form — easy to measure and mix into water.

Who Should Use Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator +

Growers who fill reservoirs or irrigate with municipal tap water and want to remove chlorine and chloramines first. It fits hydroponic and soil cultivation, in vegetative growth and flowering alike.

About Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator +

Microbe Life Hydroponics Dechlorinator + is a full-function water conditioner sold in a 32 fl oz bottle. It removes chlorine up to 4 mg/L total and destroys chloramines. A dosage chart is available from the distributor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this dechlorinator remove?
A: It neutralizes chlorine and destroys chloramines. It is rated to remove chlorine up to 4 mg/L total.

Q: Does it change my water chemistry?
A: Yes. It adds electrolytes and alkalinity boosters (acid neutralizing). Check pH and CF levels after treating your water.

Q: What are chloramines?
A: Chloramines are disinfectant compounds that water utilities use in place of or alongside chlorine. They last longer than chlorine, so they need a conditioner that breaks them down.

Q: How is it different from letting water sit out?
A: Standing water can release chlorine over time, but chloramines are much slower to leave. A dechlorinator that destroys chloramines treats both.

Q: How much should I use?
A: Follow the dosage chart for this product. Then test pH and CF before feeding.