Does anyone know how effective chlorine is at killing sv's? Or how safe indoor pools are in regards to picking up an Sv
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Does anyone know how effective chlorine is at killing sv's? Or how safe indoor pools are in regards to picking up an Sv
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If chlorine is maintained in a pool properly, it will kill all living things that exist in small particles - norovirus, e-coli, whatever. It's perfectly safe unless some fool doesn't maintain the proper levels. E-coli is the worst problem if this happens - and some small children have died from pool water being not properly maintained. But in public pools they have regular schedules of checking the chemical levels throughout the day, and adding whatever they need, so you don't need to worry about a public pool.
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Yeah I heard the same thing that Sage said...just dont put your mouth in the water....i don't ever
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thats good to hear, Iv always wondered that, haha even being a competitive swimmer for 11 years, i didnt know everthing that chloriine kills haha, thanks everyone!
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