Kloorattoman

Kloorattoman is a Finnish word that translates to "chlorine-free" in English. It is commonly used to describe water that has not been treated with chlorine, or products that do not contain chlorine as an ingredient. In the context of water, "kloorattoman" often refers to tap water that is not disinfected with chlorine, or water that has undergone a process to remove chlorine after treatment. This can be achieved through methods like activated carbon filtration or boiling.

The term is also frequently encountered in relation to hygiene products and cleaning supplies. For instance, "klooriton" bleach or cleaning agents indicate that they achieve their cleaning or disinfecting properties through alternative chemical means, avoiding the use of chlorine compounds. Similarly, some paper products, like toilet paper or paper towels, may be advertised as "klooriton" to appeal to consumers seeking to minimize their exposure to or the environmental impact of chlorinated chemicals. The preference for chlorine-free products can stem from concerns about potential health effects of chlorine byproducts or environmental considerations regarding the release of chlorine into waterways.