chlorinate

"It's not a big deal, we just told them they need to chlorinate their water.

Staff chlorinate the water to ensure health and safety standards.

As a result of pollution, the tap water must be heavily chlorinated.

The problem with the mist was that it was chlorinated.

Water from wells was often not chlorinated or only in a very rudimentary manner.

It is pumped and chlorinated and then sent on its way.

"The water was then heavily chlorinated, heated and recirculated through the building."

- the water in the pool was doubtless clean and chlorinated.

An indifferent sailor at best, Joyce had preferred her water chlorinated.

Water is chlorinated or treated with an alternative chemical.

Who can tell what golden opportunities might come out way after climate change has chlorinated the gene pool again?

Many rural communities receive water that is not or only irregularly chlorinated.

They shot the scene in a tank which was highly chlorinated and had debris to make it look like lake water.

The taste secret is the same in South Huntington, which also does not chlorinate.

Private wells and bottled water are generally not chlorinated.

I also immerse them in water, chlorinated or soapy, dozens of times a day.

Rain barrels should serve for the time being; I can chlorinate them for you.

The wading pool is filtered and chlorinated on a regular basis.

These 140 congeners have two or more of the meta positions chlorinated.

Some areas could chlorinate standing water, but others had to bring in tankers of fresh water.

The water is not chlorinated or otherwise treated.

By 1906, Denver water was being chlorinated to prevent cholera and typhoid.

The tank water is also unhealthy, since it is heavily chlorinated.

Sludge is what remains after wastewater has been settled, cleansed and chlorinated.

Also, in Turkey one needn't avoid water-washed produce, as the water is chlorinated.