5. Private pool water
In theory, private swimming pools present fewer health risks than public pools, as there are fewer bathers. Nevertheless, they can be contaminated in a variety of ways:
airborne contaminants ;
dirt contained in the soil and all objects surrounding the basin;
pathogenic micro-organisms carried by bathers and non-bathers circulating around the pool, when these comings and goings are not regulated by a lifeguard who ensures that bathers behave properly.
Precautionary measures can be taken:
compulsory shower ;
use of foot baths containing chlorinated water (rarely used in private pools, however);
regular cleaning of the water surface...
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