Swimming Pool

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Swimming pool and Nana Munir Nana Mut (urine);

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One in five men and women swim in the water, regardless of whether they are men or women, and 100 percent of professional swimmers urinate regularly in the pool. The issue has come up in a survey.

This is why the swimming pool is called the Blue Toilet. Although there is a toilet adjacent to the swimming pool, very few people urinate before going into the water. Bathing in a swimming pool can cause redness of the eyes or sudden sneezing, previously thought to be due to the chlorine used to clean the water. But a study by the US CDC found that urine, not chlorine, is responsible. People go down to the swimming pool to urinate in the water and combine with the nitrogen chlorine in the urine to form cyanogen chloride.

This cyanogen chloride makes the eyes red, the nose goes and sneezes. Even if the amount of urine is high, it can create a feeling of itching on the skin. In addition, 70% of people go to the swimming pool unclean or sweaty. As a result, the rate of diarrhea after swimming in the swimming pool is also increasing.

So be careful before jumping into any tempting swimming pool.