Okay...you have gotten my attention AGAIN about the dangers of chlorine in
shower water. I see how putting a filter in would help that problem for
others, but we have a well, so there is no chlorine in our shower water.
But...does this mean that no rational person should ever go swimming in a
chlorine treated pool, much less let their children frolic in the water
there? We have a pool, but I am not a swimmer, so it doesn't impact
me. We fill it with water from our well -- no chlorine there -- BUT large
quantities of chlorine are used over the course of a year to keep the algae
under control. And my grandkids DO use the pool. I tried one of the
resources mentioned on this forum a year or two ago -- forget what they
were called --little copper devices -- anyway, they did not do the trick,
even though our pool is not very large or deep.
I was living next door to a doctor back in the sixties. His three kids
were in the pool for literally hours every day, being in intensive training
for Junior Olympic swimming events over the course of quite a few
years. The girls' hair became metallic looking and shiny from the constant
chlorine, but I have known those kids for many years -- the oldest is
pushing 50 -- and I have not heard of any adverse health outcomes. Yet.
So, I am in a quandary. Fill up our pool with dirt and plant radishes or
petunias? (My husband's favorite option!) Invite my worst enemies over
for extended pool parties and kill them with kindness? Let the pool go
green and pretend we are swimming in the ol' swimmin' hole of our
impoverished childhood, or ????
Advice will be appreciated.
Marlys
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