[Black Beauty]

Back in Minnesota pools they would blow the whistle and call out...BROWN OUT

[dhdallas]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Parents should be aware there are "swim diapers" for their child to wear in a public pool. Regular diapers should be banned in any public pool.

Personally, I will not go in a pool with any child even in swim diapers. Just NO.

What about going in a pool with old people who have taken off their diapers and are now wearing a swimsuit with no leakage protection? No public pools for me!

[Hockeyguy]

Originally Posted by Altavia

... from a diaper...

Same thing happened Friday on our Carnival Cruise. Main pool drained snd sanitized do to a a poop issue.

[Nana2Teddy]

Originally Posted by Altavia

... from a diaper...

Riverbend (and Fenney) are family pools, and there’s lots of babies/kids swimming this past week while here for Spring break. When eating at Fenney Grill last weekend we saw the steady stream of families entering the pool area. It’s highly likely the contamination was from a baby or toddler.

Originally Posted by luvnh

is this for real .... A diaper. Adult or infant?

lol

[HomerSimpson]

Originally Posted by Altavia

... from a diaper...

The Developer could probably save lots of money by not installing pools. Water parks could just spray people with potable water if they want to cool down in swimwear and/or diapers. Amenity fees would likely drop instead of rising, if they converted all pools to low-maintenance water parks.

[RICH1]

Yes …. An incomplete wipe will also drop “ DingleBerries” and “ ClingOns”… I believe the pools are covered under the Florida Department of Health Rules & Regulations, and need to be followed .

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

I understand your reasoning but.........one cannot swim laps in any of these backyard pools.

I swim laps in mine. 1, 2, 3, 4, flip, 1, 2, 3, 4, flip, bang your head in the shallow end, 1, 2, 3 ....
You get the idea. Great exercise. Only minor head trauma, rrangabdledledl erk. Yep! Great wagaga exercise.

[rickaslin]

Originally Posted by luvnh

it is beyond my comprehension that someone needing to wear a diaper would even think of swimming or cooling off in a public swimming pool.

how dare those little babies swim in that family swimming pool!!!

[Causey]

Simple solution, ban all children under 30 years of age. This is a retirement community.

[rsmurano]

Originally Posted by jimbomaybe

Who was the hard working Village employee who did the baby ruth test?

I think I saw Bill Murray working south of 44

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by LuvNH

Is this for real .... a diaper. Adult or infant?

All Depends on what they take out.

[oneclickplus]

Originally Posted by keepsake

Drain and refill is poppy cock. Health codes run amuck.

Exactly. Chemicals will take any bacteria out of solution and the filters will pick it up. Over Chlorinate ... 24 hours and done.

The only difference between the diaper and those that pee in the pools is that you have visible evidence. Chemical / filtration systems will get it all.

[olliesnorth@aol.com]

I do agree/ poppy cock
Sadly in this crazy world
Liability runs a’muck🤒

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by oneclickplus

Exactly. Chemicals will take any bacteria out of solution and the filters will pick it up. Over Chlorinate ... 24 hours and done.

The only difference between the diaper and those that pee in the pools is that you have visible evidence. Chemical / filtration systems will get it all.

Urine is sterile, (sans UTI)

It's estimated there are nearly 100 billion bacteria per gram of wet stool.

Your poo is (mostly) alive. Here's what's in it