StartRight dechlorinator w/ aloe vera?

I was looking in my garage for some things to help me with the process of feeding and I found some StartRight Complete Water Conditioner. It says it removes chlorine and chloramine, but it also says it contains aloe vera. I have been looking for a dechlorinator, would this work?

It also says it is for fishtank water, but dechlor is dechlor, right?

yes and no there might be other ingredients that are oaky for fish and aquatic plants but not soil plants or microbes. add enzymes or molasses or use both(seperate or together). these will chemically bond chlorine and chloramine making them inert.

Thanks for the advice, I use brown sugar in my flower phase but I guess a teaspoon or two will help with the chlorine.

The ingredients of the StartRight are polyvinylpyrrolidone, Sodium chloride, and aloe vera. I've heard aloe vera is all cool, but i don't know about the other two.

http://www.wdc-jp.biz/pdf_store/jspcmb/pdf/pb15_3/pb15_3_145.pdf
polyvinylpyrrolidone
Sooo apparently it helps along germination in orchid species. Does that mean anything for good for my herb?

maybe but that sodium isnt