How to Remove Chlorine from Water
You drink de-chlorinated water, but do you shower in the pool stuff? Yes, your skin absorbs chlorine like a bath sponge for chemicals. Look into a showerhead filter—they screw right onto your pipe and cost less than a fancy pizza. Your skin will thank you. Your hair will throw a party.
The Cheapest Option of All
Buy a countertop water distiller. It boils water, catches the steam, and leaves everything—including chlorine—behind. You get water so pure it’s almost boring. Drawback: it takes about four hours to make a gallon. You’ve got time. You’re not in a rush, are you?
Okay, maybe you are. In that case, just use the pour-and-wait method. Your water won’t be chlorine-free instantly, but you can meditate on the meaning of life while it sits there. Multi-tasking at its finest.