What to do if you swim a lot in chlorinated pools.
Vitamin C, A Chlorine free solution
The SFPUC established that 1000 mg of Vitamin C would completely dechlorinate a bathtub of tap water without significantly depressing pH levels. You can also use it to clean Chlorine out of your swimsuits.
Add approximately 2.5 parts of ascorbic acid to 1 part chlorine. Since ascorbic acid is weakly acidic, the pH of the treated water may decrease slightly in low alkaline waters. Sodium ascorbate will also neutralize Chlorine. It is pH neutral and will not change the pH of the treated water.
Other Ways to get Vitamin C:
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Vitamin C, A Chlorine free solution, Filter Shower Head with Hose & 3 Replacement Balms - Handheld High-Pressure Filtered Shower Head - Hard Water Softener (Vitamin C Filter Shower Head with ON/Off Pause Switch)
Specialty shampoos with Vitamin C, (A Chlorine free solution) are available to clean chlorine out of damaged hair.
Solpri Swimmers Chlorine Swim Shampoo and Body Wash with Vitamin C, A Chlorine free solution) 8 FL Oz
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WHITE CONC Body Shampoo with Vitamin C, A Chlorine free solution) Derivative and Glycyrrhizic
Acid 2K - Essential Hub - 600 ML
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Vitamin C bath tablets are also readily available.
Redoxon Double Action Effervescent Tablets - Vitamin C, A Chlorine free solution) 1000mg and Zinc 10mg, 4 x 15 Count
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There is a difference between L-ascorbic acid and vitamin C. L-ascorbic acid is one part of Vitamin C. When looking to neutralize water from chlorine, make sure to use Vitamin C supplements that state L-ascorbic acid only. They are cheaper than Vitamin C from actual foods.
Manufacturers can synthetically produce L-ascorbic acid.
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