If you love water, then you cannot deny yourself the pleasure of enjoying swimming not only in summer, but also in winter. And when there is no way to go to a place where the water and the sun are all year round, you have to visit an ordinary public pool. It is good for health, tempers, but can also cause many rather unpleasant phenomena. Whether you go to the pool regularly or are just about to start doing it, it will not be superfluous to know about the rules of protection against infections and diseases.
It is necessary
- - washcloth,
- - shower gel,
- - towel,
- - slippers.
Instructions
Step 1
The pool water is purified from pathogens using chlorine or ultraviolet light. However, there are surfaces there that are not disinfected in this way, so you need to be extremely careful not to touch any surfaces with unprotected skin. As soon as you change your clothes, put on your flip flops immediately and take them off just before entering the water. In order not to get infected with foot fungus, you only need to walk to the shower, locker room and toilet in shoes!
Step 2
Keep a close eye on where your towels, hats, swimsuit and shower products are. If you put it all on common benches or leave it on the floor, you can easily earn the same fungus or make a breeding ground for disease-causing bacteria out of these things. Remember that microorganisms grow much faster in warm, humid environments, so even minor contact can cause serious illness.
Step 3
After getting out of the water, be sure to shower thoroughly with a washcloth and soap. The pool water contains chlorine, which can cause allergic reactions and poison the body. Therefore, be careful to cleanse your skin of traces of chlorinated water. Dry yourself very thoroughly. This will not only help to avoid possible hypothermia outside in winter, but also protect you from diaper rash on your feet, which is the most favorable place for the development of fungus.
