Yes, green pool water can make you sick with infections, gastrointestinal illness, and respiratory problems. The algae indicates dangerous bacteria and parasites are present, making swimming unsafe until properly treated.
Cloudy pool water can be dangerous to your health as it often indicates the presence of harmful bacteria, parasites, and contaminants. Never swim in cloudy water - clear it first using proper shock treatment.
No, you should not swim in a cloudy pool as it indicates water chemistry issues and potential harmful bacteria. The cloudiness prevents you from seeing the bottom, creating safety hazards, and suggests inadequate sanitization.
Yes, cloudy pool water can make you sick by harboring harmful bacteria, viruses, and parasites that cause infections, skin irritation, and respiratory issues. The cloudiness indicates poor water quality and inadequate sanitation.
Pool chlorine at typical levels (1-3 ppm) cannot reliably kill lice, as these parasites can survive in chlorinated water for several hours. Higher concentrations would be unsafe for swimming.
No, you should not swim in green pool water as it contains harmful bacteria, algae, and parasites that can cause serious infections, skin irritation, and respiratory problems.
Chlorine pools do provide some cleaning and sanitizing effects on your body by killing bacteria and germs on your skin, but they don't replace soap and water for removing dirt, oils, and cosmetics.
Pool water should never be filtered for drinking due to chemical contamination and health risks. Even advanced filtration cannot remove all pool chemicals, making it unsafe for consumption.
