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3. There are numerous ways to do this. In general any germs left in chlorine using a tank will die in 1 cycle. Because germs can get stuck in the piping between tanks it can be a little problematic but not enough germs to be dangerous.
Before we got the liquid and fluid tanks I tried purification of water with liquid chlorine, all I succeeded in making was a wave pool. Cool to watch but worthless.
2. No. It's been tested and doesn't seem to work.
3. Yes this works. Some people use germ sensors, some use a clock sensor.
This all said, why do you need to rid it of germs? Seems like most people who got gud don't bother, the only thing germy water is bad for is making food and gud players don't make the kinds of food that would use water.
There's also other options besides chlorine, FP only survives between -25 to 75 °C, you can either cool or heat the water beyond this range and kill the FP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGRP3U4psog