Healthy Pools Mean Healthy Swimming
Healthy Pools Mean Healthy Swimming
 

Learn how easy-to-use kits and strips allow you to test the waters.

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Resources
  Practice "Sense"-able Swimming
What you see, feel, smell and hear can help you recognize the difference between a healthy pool and a risky one.
  Sight: Look for water that's clean, clear and blue.
  Touch: Check for tiles that feel smooth and clean.
  Smell: Make sure there are no strong odors.
  Sound: Listen for pool cleaning equipment.
  Taste: Never drink or swallow pool water.
  Common Sense: Do your part to protect yourself and others.
  Download "Sense"-able Swimming fact sheet (PDF)
Healthy Swimming Pool FAQs
Swimming Pools: Myths & Facts
Pool Treatment 101 (PDF)
CDC's Tips for Healthy Swimming

Media Information
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Press Release

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Chemical Safety Do’s and Don’ts – Free Poster
For Kids!
Downloadable Healthy Pools Coloring Book (click here)
Water Quality and Healthy CouncilThe Centers for Disease Control and PreventionThe National Consumers LeagueThe Association of Pool & Spa ProfessionalsChlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council