Guest guest Posted August 30, 2006 Report Posted August 30, 2006 Hi Kay, I think you forgot to send the link in your last post. As for problems with indoor pools, as you know I use one 6 days a week. While the pools room is well ventilated, the pools are highly chlorinated, since this is a gym's equipment. Our pools are totally drained and cleaned once a week. So this keeps mold, fungi, etc. cleaned up too. The showers/change rooms are cleaned thoroughly 2X a day. The place really is spotless. If the pools room smells stuffy, or if I need more ventilated, I open a door into the gym/weight room and I also open the outside 'exit' door. This helps alot in keeping the air circulated. Skin wise, I have learned to shower immediately after use, plus use a Vitamin E enriched lotion. Once in awhile, for some wierd reason, I can be at a store, or in my garden, or even in bed and I can smell chlorine! Wierd because I always wash my swim suit, towels and outerwear after using. When I smell the 'pool' for no reason, I back off using it for a day - the smell goes away and I'm eager to get back in. I've done a bit of research on chlorine affecting the skin, but haven't come up with it affecting anything else. ~ Gretchen Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.