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- Roger KLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, that would drive off the chlorine.
You can also just put it into a open container, like a bucket, and allow it to sit for 24 to 48 hours for the chlorine to dissipate.
- RobLv 67 years ago
yes, in fact the chlorine should slowly evaporate without boiling it, you could leave it out for 24 hours if its just a small amount of water. however there isn't often much chlorine in tap water to begin with, usually it's fluoride in tap water i think.
- οικοςLv 77 years ago
If it was added as a gas, yes.
BTW, fluoride is only added to water supplies when the majority of people served by the plant are in favor of it.
