My father (RIP) was a chemical engineer and very knowledgeable about chlorine safety, having been the safety officer at a chemical plant that made Freon and other industrial chemicals that required chlorine as a feed stock, and authored international shipping regulations re chlorine. He said if you could smell just a hint of chlorine in drinking water, you did not have to be concerned about pathogens in the water and a little bit was not harmful. I know, that is a very general statement and doesn't indicate what a safe level would be in a measurable sense.
Personally, I drink and cook with distilled water to avoid ingesting chlorine and fluoride.
I recommend this documentary: https://rumble.com/v5m2l0k-flouride-in-our-drinkingwater.-documentary.html
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My father (RIP) was a chemical engineer and very knowledgeable about chlorine safety, having been the safety officer at a chemical plant that made Freon and other industrial chemicals that required chlorine as a feed stock, and authored international shipping regulations re chlorine. He said if you could smell just a hint of chlorine in drinking water, you did not have to be concerned about pathogens in the water and a little bit was not harmful. I know, that is a very general statement and doesn't indicate what a safe level would be in a measurable sense.
Personally, I drink and cook with distilled water to avoid ingesting chlorine and fluoride.