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Common Health Questions Related to Monochloramine

These address common health questions related to monochloramine.

  • Is it safe to drink and cook with chloraminated water? (pdf) (248.66 KB)
  • Can I shower in or use a humidifier with chloraminated water? (pdf) (31.94 KB)
  • Can chloraminated or chlorinated water be used for dialysis or in an aquarium? (pdf) (26.93 KB)
  • Does monochloramine cause cancer (pdf) (36.26 KB)
  • Does monochloramine cause skin problems (pdf) (33.6 KB)
  • Does monochloramine cause breathing problems? (pdf) (34.49 KB)
  • Does monochloramine cause digestive problems? (pdf) (26.82 KB)
  • Does monochloramine change water chemistry? Does monochloramine use contribute to the release of lead or other contaminants into drinking water? (pdf) (39.22 KB)
  • Can my doctor tell if my health problems are caused by monochloramine or any other disinfectant in drinking water? (pdf) (33.67 KB)
    Can my doctor tell if my health problems are caused by monochloramine or any other disinfectant in drinking water?
  • How can I remove monochloramine from my drinking water? (pdf) (34.69 KB)

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Last updated on June 18, 2024
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