Chloramine is a water disinfection chemical used in many water treatment plants to kill bacteria and other dangerous pathogens. It’s often used as an alternative to free chlorine because, although it’s less effective, it creates fewer byproducts and stays in the system for a longer period of time, providing additional protection as it moves through the pipes and into homes. Unfortunately, chloramine in water has a number of potential side effects, including giving the water a bad taste and smell.
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