Hello Rejuve,

Chlorine dioxide will react with the chlorine in the water and remove it. This simply results in a little less chlorine dioxide in the water.

The residual chlorine in water is somewhere around 0.5 PPM. If you add 10 PPM chlorine dioxide, you will end up with just under 9 PPM after the reaction between the two.

Chlorine dioxide also reacts with iron, calcium, and magnesium in the water.

Tom

I am about to use the bath protocol also. I have a filter that I will be putting on the shower head and filling the tub up through that. It should remove a fair quantity of chlorine and other substances in the water so as not to effect the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement much. But go to the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement site by Jim Humble and read up on how to do the bath.

Personally, I would not dry the water off. I would let it air dry in a nice warm bathroom. I have a small electric heater in the bathroom to keep the room nice and warm while taking the bath so everything doesn't get cooled off so quickly.

I did an ACV (apple cider vinegar) bath that way and I felt so good after that. I did it because I have fibromyalgia and hip pain. Although the water temperature for this treatment has to be just a bit warmer that body temperature.

I am going to do the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement Bath for my hips and fibro and see if that works better than ACV. I will also try it with added DMSO next time, as soon as I get some.

Good luck with your bath.

Cybelle