I'm going to disagree with Angus, somewhat. Because this filter uses a proprietary filter called the 'Structured Matrix' that contains activated charcoal, chlorine will be removed (activated charcoal is an excellent way to remove chlorine), though heavily chlorinated swimming pool water may require more than one trip through the filter. This filter, or rather the charcoal in it, will not remove trihalomethanes, which are byproducts of chlorination and are considered toxic, though mostly in 'large' amounts (greater than 80ppb according to the EPA). For emergency uses, this product would likely be fine. Since you are going to promote this product in some fashion, you should contact General Ecology, Inc. for more information and detailed specifications. They can be reached at: 1-800-441-8166 or 01-610-363-7900.

No, this won't pull chlorine at all. The molecules are much too small to be filtered by this, this is just for pathogens.