All Things Related to Swimming – July 30, 2009
Welcome to the July 30, 2009 edition of all things related to swimming pools.
Aparna presents Swimming in over-chlorinated pools can have adverse effects on your skin, hair and teeth posted at Beauty and Personality Grooming, saying, “Most swimming pools, especially in the third world countries use chlorine as it is the cheapest and one of the most efficient ways of disinfecting the waters. The chlorine levels in the pool waters have to be monitored constantly and regulated carefully to maintain a recommended pH level. Correct levels of chlorine in waters don’t pose much of a health hazard. But if the level becomes too high, the water can become acidic and swimming in such over-chlorinated waters can cause many problems”
Emma presents First swim: happy baby, scared parents @ Baby-Log| Learning to be a Mother, raise a Baby and live as a Family posted at Baby-Log.
Lazy Man and Health presents Is Swimming a Good Exercise for Women? posted at Bike Swim Run.
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July 30, 2009
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Thank you for the inclusion. Great job.
I totally agree. While chlorine is used as a sanitizer and is relatively inexpensive, it’s still a chemical and should be handled and used with caution.
As with any chemical, too much can cause problems.
They YMCA pool that I operate keeps the chlorine at around 3.5. That seems to do the trick in terms of sanitation and bather comfort.
Go to http://www.clean-pool-and-spa.com/swimming-pool-chlorine.html for more great info.
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