That's definitely fine as long as your Purigen has never been exposed to anything that could combine with the bleach and create chloramine. Chloramines won't evaporate out like regular chlorine.I don't use prime at all or any conditioner. After bleach soak, I put it outside in the sun for couple of days, enough for the bleach to dissipate. This case I save my prime, I do have couple of purigen, one in service and one for regen. Been doing this for quite sometime and never had a problem.
I don't use prime at all or any conditioner. After bleach soak, I put it outside in the sun for couple of days, enough for the bleach to dissipate. This case I save my prime, I do have couple of purigen, one in service and one for regen. Been doing this for quite sometime and never had a problem.
The packaging says to never let purigen dry out otherwise the resins will split and crack.That's definitely fine as long as your Purigen has never been exposed to anything that could combine with the bleach and create chloramine. Chloramines won't evaporate out like regular chlorine.
No, but it might render the purigen non-regenerable if it contains amines. Most dechlorinators won't advertise if they contain amines or not. I too use prime, much much cheaper and better product ime. Just bought a ten pound container of cloram-x, we'll see how that pans out.So the Aquasafe will make the Purigen toxic? I've just used it for years is all. And just bought a new bottle too.
I use RO water and soak more with RO before putting it away for next use.That's definitely fine as long as your Purigen has never been exposed to anything that could combine with the bleach and create chloramine. Chloramines won't evaporate out like regular chlorine.
