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    Default Re: Removing chlorine?

    There is a chlorine neutralizer, but I'd argue get your pool squeaky clean so there's not a HINT of CCs, and raise your pH to the 7.6-7.8 range--which is most comfortable.

    You also should consider adding salt so that the salinity mirrors that of tears.
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    Default Re: Removing chlorine?

    Chlorine neutralizer is available from pool supplies. It is often just a solution of thio (sodium thiosulfate) but might often contain some other sulfites in addition
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