Chemicals in Drinking Water: Chloramines
Drinking water As already mentioned, international guidelines for drinking water quality suggest that no short- or long-term health effects have been associated with chloramines in chlorinated drinking water. Chloramines are therefore considered as safe water treatment chemicals when present at the normal concentrations detailed above.
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