
Originally Posted by
petersonra
while it might also help with some pathogens, chlorine is mostly used to control algae growth in potable water systems.
Kind of what I get out of what searching I have done is that chlorine is effective, but keeping a sufficient chlorine level isn't necessarily easy, especially on warmer water applications.
But at same time there is millions of storage tank water heaters and this doesn't seem to all that big of a problem. I can see the issue being in the water source. Ground water is probably low risk. Drawing water from surface sources I can see being a higher risk.
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