Manageable Chlorine Levels For 4 Stage R/O

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I was wondering if anyone knew the manageable Chlorine levels for a BRS 4 stage RO/DI . From what I have read I think I should be ok but wanted to check. See below for the average chlorine detected by my local water authority. 2.1ppm and looks to be no higher than 2.8ppm

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I have a BRS 7 stage water saver rodi and can say that I had 21 ppb before and 0 after rodi.
That’s so small I don’t think that will help you much though.
 
The 4 stage only has 1 carbon block, so try it with a test kit and if doesn’t remove all the chlorine or chloramine, then upgrade the 4 stage with a deluxe kit to make it a 6 stage from brs
 
Better yet, I just saw that you don’t have the 4 stage yet....
I would call brs and ask them how much will one carbon block remove with your stated average above from the city water
 
Better yet, I just saw that you don’t have the 4 stage yet....
I would call brs and ask them how much will one carbon block remove with your stated average above from the city water
Nope, I do have a 4 stage. The Value Plus edition. But I will call BRS
 
Ok so I called BRS a couple of days ago, and they said as long as I don't have Chloromine, the 4 Stage will do just fine. I looked at that water report again and could find no mention of Chloromine.

I did buy some test strips. My Chlorine is at 1 and my Total Free Chlorine is 1. I am led to believe you combine them both for the total of chlorine, which in my case is 2ppm.

I'll now run the R/O and see what we get!
 

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