The North Providence Pool and Fitness Center has been closed until further notice due to an apparent chlorine explosion that occurred last week. According to North Providence Mayor Charles Lombardi, […]
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Ah, summertime—the season of vacations, sunscreen, and the perpetual challenge of keeping restless kids entertained. But before you eagerly take the plunge into the inviting waters one of your favorite […]
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Police and emergency personnel swiftly responded to a hazardous incident on Ashwood Court in Southampton. A small explosion occurred involving a bucket filled with chlorine tablets. Authorities have determined that […]
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A man residing in Gatineau, Quebec, suffered significant lung injuries while performing shock treatment on his swimming pool, a procedure involving a rapid increase of chlorine levels in the water. The treatment resulted in an explosion, which led him into a state of induced coma.
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A 67-year-old New Jersey woman was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday morning in Warren County after sustaining facial burns while handling pool chemicals, as reported by the local police. […]
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According to a bylaw passed 13 years ago in Windsor, Ontario, the city’s pool owners must open their pools by June 1. Failure to follow through can incur a charge of $200 plus tax.
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In pools, four main types—green, yellow, blue-green, and black—are typically identified as unwanted invaders. Since these species are omnipresent, especially in the outdoor environment, keeping them out of the pool is nearly impossible.
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The Delta Hotel in downtown St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, was recently forced to evacuate its guests due to a chlorine gas leak at the hotel’s pool. Following their removal, six people were taken to the hospital.
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Chlorine poisoning sent 25 swimmers to the hospital at a pool in Italy, according to reports.
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There are many chemicals involved in creating a clean and safe pool, and they can be broken down into four main categories: sanitizers, oxidizers, algaecides, and ancillary chemicals. Each plays a different role in the “Three Ps” of pool care.
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