If you're taking a refreshing dip in a pool with four other people, odds are one of you is urinating. This is not gross-out myth, but cold, depressing fact from a recent survey conducted by the Water Quality & Health Council, a scientific research group sponsored by the American Chemistry Council
I refuse to swim in public pools. Just the thought of what people do in them makes me cringe. Not to mention, when you look at people who look like they haven't taken a shower in three weeks diving in; it makes you change your mind really fast.
Where do you swim?
The ocean? Fish pee and poop in there ALL THE TIME!
Lakes? Same.
Streams? Same.
Where do you swim?They do WHAT ?
The ocean? Fish pee and poop in there ALL THE TIME!
Lakes? Same.
Streams? Same.
They do WHAT ?
Luckily no one will come along and try to tell me they procreate in there.
Where do you swim?
The ocean? Fish pee and poop in there ALL THE TIME!
Lakes? Same.
Streams? Same.
I thought they put things in the public pools, and if someone urinates the water around that person turns a different color? do they have that? or did I see that in a movie?:rofl: No, they don't normally put those in public pools. The only thing they use is chlorine.
I thought they put things in the public pools, and if someone urinates the water around that person turns a different color? do they have that? or did I see that in a movie?It was in an Adam Sandler movie.
:rofl: No, they don't normally put those in public pools. The only thing they use is chlorine.
It would make a nice party trick, though.
It was in an Adam Sandler movie.
Not to mention the people who drop a Baby Ruth from time to time...Lacy, young man get your hands off her...
A couple large hotel pools in Vegas had to be closed and drained on very busy days and it was not a "baby ruth."