 |
| Image Source: camp-sites.co.uk |
The coming of spring makes the heat of summer inevitable. In a matter of weeks, the friendly breeze will become dry, warm air which seems to permeate home walls. To stay comfortable, some families opt for 24/7 air conditioning, but this brings electricity bills to an alarming total. An enjoyable alternative is to go for a dip in the cool waters of a pool.
Backyard swimming pools are fairly easy to maintain, but most households cannot afford to have one installed at a whim. Most suburban districts, however, do allow residents to enjoy free use of public pools. In these places, safety becomes the primary concern, as the lifeguard-to-swimmer ratio diminishes throughout the day. In addition to the worry brought about by losing children in the crowd, the sheer number of people sharing the same small space also raises some red flags concerning hygiene.
.jpg) |
| Image Source: chacha.com |
Several recently published articles online claim that even chlorinated pool water may contain traces of E. coli resulting from an ineffective water purifying process. It is often inevitable for those swimming in a large pool to swallow some amount of water. While adults are capable of spitting it back out, most children unknowingly swallow this potentially contaminated water.
Swimming pool sanitation is a round-the-clock process. Water, particularly in public pools, should always be pH tested for contaminants and harmful bacteria. Likewise, residents who visit public pools should be vigilant, making sure to shower with soap before and after using the pool, and reminding their children not to ingest any of the chlorinated water.
 |
| Image Source: earticlesweb.com |
Water sanitation is essential in a safe and enjoyable swimming experience. Blue World Pools helps families install all types of pools, equipped with self-cleaning and water purifying systems. Read more about the company’s services on this website.
