Wee wee in the pool, is it really that bad?
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Keep the chlorine level at 1.5 ppm and shock regularly and it is not a problem. It is, however, not socially acceptable. But no one is going to get a disease from it-- IF the chemicals are maintained properly. We "carry" a lot of foreign matter into a pool when we go in. Saliva, dead skin, hair, dandruff, etc., etc. That's why pool sanitizers are necessary! Plus, a pool being an open vessel, is constantly bombarded with air borne contamination. Rain water does infinately more damage to a pool than a little urine.
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I do, i admit it is a really good smell.But one time i was pumping gas and i kinda spaced out for a minute ya know.. and then my tank got full so it stops pumping like it normally does and i thought "well it can take a lil bit more" so it kicked off again till i did this about 3 more times until it accidentally overflowed and my pants were soaked i felt like an idiot,and everyone was staring at me so that made me fell even more dumb.So too much of a gas smell is bad thing.lol.
131602
It's only a mile for crying out loud.  Don't worry... if you can swim 2000 yards in a regular pool without stopping at a pace of around 50 seconds per 50 you will have no problem.
1034094
if its not my swimming pool
935146
Indeed, sharting sounds good. It has happened to almost everyone if they have lived long enough.\nA mate of mine did it. Went to loo, cleaned his bottom, took off pants, and threw them in bin. \nThen back on with Levi's and class.\nOnly happened to me once, at home. A nasty business indeed, sharting one's knickers!!!
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I guess it depends on what you plan on doing with it. For swimming the pH in a properly balanced pool approx. 7.6 would be easier on the eyes and skin. For drinking a properly balanced pool with a free chlorine level of 1.0ppm might give you a stomachache but would be better than saltwater for you.
490794
Yes, but to avoid the occurence of a tsunami, they should be told to "wade their turn" before being prodded gently into the water with appropriate pool cues. Really fat to obese men and women are cautioned never to enter the water, naked as part of a herd (as this could in rare cases cause a stampede or surge in the opposite direction by the normal everyday denisens of any swimming area) and at no time should they ever shout out inciting phrases such as, "Last one in as a rotten egg!"\n\nIn any event, actual rotten eggs as you may or may not have had occasion to reflect don't have the stomach for bothering "fat" people. They are far happier most days leaping over fetid salads in a single bound and making small talk about such unpleasant things as last nights dinner with the Santogrosso's when the impromtu crotch-scratching contest broke out between asking where Cleveland was and actually locating it on a map. As for actually having been to Cleveland, well that is another story! :)
226748
It is an old wives tale. The oly way it could really harm you is if you're a competitive swimmer, and you eat a big meal. Then you risk cramping.
420577
No they aren't, provided you eat healthy and what not, you should be fine, just eat more fiber if you are worried about it. I don't know about you but the thought of a hose that shoots water up my rear isn't appealing in the least sense.
853936
not unless I'm in a pool.
757966
By mistake in a pool but it probably wasn't too much....\n\nWhy? Are you sick?\n\n:)
277663
More or less the same kind of damage as if it hits land.\n\nEver done a belly-flop in the pool?  Imagine doing that at 150 mph.  The water is more or less solid at that speed.
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yes\n\nhot tubs\nHere are some things to consider about hot tubs and children: \n\nA hot tub is a body of water in which a child can drown. That has to be first and foremost on your list of concerns. Tubs should be covered when not in use, and provision made to keep small children away from open tubs. \nHot tubs are hot. Small children have much less ability to withstand heat stress than older children, adolescents and adults. Exercise great caution about putting young children - babies and toddlers - in a hot tub. I personally would advise you follow a rule that until kids are out of diapers, they are too small for the hot tub. \nWhich leads to the discussion of hygeine: diapered children are fundamentally dirty down there no matter how clean you think you keep them. Again, to me this is a good reason to keep little kids out of the tub. \nGerms like warm water. Proper chlorination of hot tubs is essential. Hot tub folliculitis is a specific rash caused by infection of the hair follicles of the skin with Pseudomonas, a particularly nasty bacterium. It appears most often in my experience in the areas covered by a tight-fitting bathing suit on a child who sat for a prolonged period in a hot tub.
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Public pools and locker rooms are hot beds for germs. Plus the chlorine from the pool, while it supposedly disinfects the water, nevertheless can be a source of distress, especially if the chlorine levels are not carefully monitored. Chlorine is a dangerous element, a toxic poison on its own, and when it is overdone, it can be toxic to the body. Even taking a shower, one is breathing in the chlorine gas as it steams into the air. I would stop going to that pool; your body is trying to tell you something. Use echinacea and goldenseal to overcome any infection you might have, as well as monolaurin (lauric acid), if  you can get your hands on it.
783015
What kind of freak are you?  All of your questions are about peeing in a pool.  Do you have some kind of peeing fetish?
357486
we have a u/v light they said it was good cuz it shocks the water and kills the bacteria before it get to us....i take it they also shocked your well with chlorine...DONOT wash colored clothes for a few days!!!it will ruin them...they told my mom it was alright to wash clothes....she ruined my new outfit...i was fit to be tied(lol)....but it is very effective and does a good job...when it needs to be changed...it will automatically beep....don't Wait too long to call them(i think you have 1 week )
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no\nthe water evaporates too fast to cause any harm