I am moving to Bel Air in the next week or so. I have heard that the water (we will be on public and not well) is heavily chlorinated. Any advice? I am coming from Baltimore County where the water was great for brewing without doing any water chemistry additions/subtractions.
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sfish
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Contact Alecraft HBS in Bel Air they would know. The shop is on public water.
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zachattack
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Chlorine/chloramine is easy to get rid of, just dose the water with camden tablets.
