Chlorine: As the main sanitary chemical in your pool water, check the free chlorine levels at least two to three times per week. Free chlorine levels should stay around 1.0 to 3.0 parts per ...

A 2014 study in the Environmental Science and Technology journal found uric acid in urine mixes with chlorine in pool water to create toxic cyanoge n chloride and trichloramine.. Cyanogen chloride ...

The recent chemical mishap at a Miami County swimming pool that sent 23 children to area hospitals is a common occurrence at water facilities across the U.S. that can be avoided with proper ...

If your eyes are red and burning after swimming this weekend in your neighborhood pool, it's not because there's too much chlorine in the water — It's too much pee.

I am writing you in hopes that you can resolve my pool problems. I have called Hutchins & Andrade Pool Specialists Inc. of Hudson numerous times concerning the awful re-marcite job that I paid ...

The CDC says nearly 5,000 people visited the Emergency Room in 2012 because of swimming pool chemicals. Christian Petersen / Getty Images May 15, 2014, 1:24 PM EDT / Updated May 15, 2014, 1:24 PM EDT ...

These chemicals — not chlorine — can cause your eyes to get red and sting, make your nose run, and make you cough." Swimming with someone who has diarrhea is more than just gross. According to ...