Disgusting facts at the public pool

For some people, the public swimming pool is a great place to spend time with family. Moreover, in the summer the pool became a favorite place for vacation.
However, whether you know, that a lot of the spread of diseases caused by swimming in a public pool.

Here there are various explanations about it,

1. Feses

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), swimmers contributed to the cause of feces in public pools as much as 0.14 grams after 15 minutes into the pond.

Moreover, in the year 2010, one in eight public swimming pool so dirty and finally got the warning to be closed immediately. Wow!!!!!

2. Bacteria E Coli

CDC also conducts research that proves that as many as 161 in Atlanta pool contains E. Coli - bacteria relating with feces. To minimize bacterial contamination, the CDC recommends that visitors pool bath with soap before swimming.

3. RWI

RWI is a Recreational Water Illness is caused by germs spread by swallowing contaminated water. According to the CDC, cases of RWI has increased over the last 20 years. One of the common symptoms of RWI is diarrhea.

4. Cryptosporidium

Cryptosporidium or Crypto is a parasite that causes diarrhea. This parasite can live even in the pool that have been given chlorine. So in most pools were clean, you still risk of this parasitic infection.

5. Giardia

Same as Crypto, Giardia is also a parasite that causes diarrhea. Giardia was found in water, soil, and contaminated food. Giardia any longer lifetimes and quite resistant to chlorine. The bad news, Giardia can be spread through water in public pools, from animals to humans, and to fellow human beings.

6. Urine

One in five American adults claim to like to pee in the pool. The habit is clearly not healthy. Urine in the swimming pool debilitating performance of chlorine in killing germs. So that the risk of illness for swimmers.

7. Chlorine

Chlorine is used to kill bacteria in swimming pools. However, too much use of chlorine can cause irritation to the skin. And several public swimming pools, many of which use low-quality chlorine. And low-quality chlorine can cause bad odor. High quality chlorine does not cause a disguisting smell.