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10-03-06, 11:37 AM
Geoff wrote:
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I would suspect that some of you people who complain about hygene in public pools bathe everyday to keep yourself fresh and healthy......some may shower of course, a far cleaner method.
But for those that bathe......think about it for a moment...........you run a bathfull of still water, that remains captive in the tub.
You then place two of the dirtiest parts of your bady into that water.....first your feet....then your backside and all the appendages associated with that part of your anatomy......say no more. You then then begin to wash the remaining parts of your body with this same water. Some people have particularly smelly feet, and all of us have the same bodily functions, and it is only after these parts of our bodies have entered the clean water first that we begin to wash the rest of our bodies.
A public pool is continually being cleaned by circulating the water and it is heavily treated (Too heavily) with chemicals to combat any potential infections.Most public pools are designed so that on entering the pool area you pass through a foot bath first.
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That does if for me. No more washing my dutty backside in the bath. I will now be taking my crusty self to the public swimming pool with its 'continual-circulating-water-cleaning-system' where all my nasty microbs can be washed away with certainty. 
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