100% Chlorine and Chloramine filtration?

So ive been thinking about setting up a drip system on my tanks to eliminate the need for so many wc's. Ive got it all planned out, but theres a problem...I cant find a filter that gets rid of all of the Chlorine and Chloramine. Most of them will only filter out 95-97% of it and that's just not enough considering my city water has high levels of Chloramine. Im looking for a smaller "drinking water" style system and not something for the whole house. This way its cheaper and the filters should last a little longer. I would like to do a RO unit but I just don't have the money for it at this time.

Anybody have any ideas or helpful links. Ive done some searching and haven't found anything concrete and Google only wants to give me ads and links to places to buy filters instead of any real information. Thanks in advance.

Yea ive had that thread bookmarked for years. Its definitely a neat idea but its a little on the expensive side. And to be honest id rather do it with mechanical filtration if at all possible. Ill definitely look into that kind of setup if what I had in mind doesn't work out though. Thanks for the help my friend.

Most drinking water filters use carbon to remove 95-97% of the chloramine. Maybe I should use one of those and then some sort of system to add highly diluted prime to take care of the 3% that the carbon doesn't take care of? The system that Neoprodigy uses is awesome but it still costs a ton to set up and run. Youre looking at several hundred dollars just in prime so if I could cut that down using carbon filters then it would be feasible.