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Per 1000gallons of water: 5.25% Sodium Hypo-chlorite (liquid chlorine) 1 gallon

10% Sodium Hypo-chlorite (liquid chlorine) 64 oz

70% Calcium Hypo-chlorite (dry chlorine) 64oz

This treatment of water is to bring the chlorine concentration to minimum of 4.0ppm. This level is generally considered adequate to kill existing bacteria with the probability that a certain amount of the chlorine will be absorbed by the TDS total dissolved solids present in the water. The 'residual' reading after 24hrs of contact time should be a minimum of 2.0ppm to be considered effective.

Though Chlorine will kill bacteria, it is critical that you understand it will NOT Sanitize the water: meaning, that it has little or no effect on protazoa or viruses present in river water and that the water cannot be considered potable (safe for human consumption).

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