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- Urine-indicator dye - Wikipedia
Urine-indicator dye is a mythical substance that is supposed to be able to react with urine to form a colored cloud in a swimming pool or hot tub, thus indicating the location of people who are urinating while they are in the water [1][2] A 2015 report from the National Swimming Pool Foundation called this "the most common pool myth of all
- MythBusters – Swimming Pool Edition - Platinum Pools
Here is where the myth busters of the swimming pool come in Pool Myth #1 – Crystal-Clear water – It’s Clean! Looks can be deceiving, and while a clear-looking pool or lake represents a healthy body of water, it is not always the case A lot is happening on a microscopic level, like unbalanced pool chemicals or contaminants in the water
- MYTH? Pee Turns Water Blue - The Shocking Truth Revealed Short # . . .
The Shocking Truth Revealed! 🚨 Dive into the wild world of pool myths as we bust the legendary tale of a chemical that changes color if you pee in the pool! 🌊 Is it fact or fiction?
- MythBusters Results - List of Myths and Summaries
Results from every myth tested on the television show MythBusters, including episode summaries and the verdict of confirmed, busted, or plausible
- Pool Myths and Urban Legends - Wilderness Presidential Resort
Peeing in the pool can pose an even bigger threat than just “there’s now pee in the pool” When Uric Acid, found in urine, combines with the chlorine in the pool it can create 2 byproducts: Cyanogen Chloride and Nitrogen Trichloramine, both of which are extremely hazardous for healthy swimming—they can affect many, many organs and even
- Swimming pool urine dye: between truth and urban legend
According to legend, the pools are equipped with a secret mechanism that, upon detecting the urine of a naughty swimmer, releases a brightly colored dye that gives away the culprit by staining the water around him
- Pool Spa - Myth #5 – It’s harmless to pee in the pool:. . . - Facebook
Myth #5 – It’s harmless to pee in the pool: FALSE Everyone pees in the pool, right? Probably, but you definitely shouldn’t Urine of any sort contaminates pool water, period Toxic levels can be reached in pool party scenarios The more urine in the pool, the more chemicals are needed to counter it
- Common Swimming Pool Myths - Tips For Pool Owners
Today, we are going to bust some of the most prevalent myths about swimming pools Myth #1: Peeing in a pool turns the water blue Verdict: False According to a survey, 52% of adults believe that pee turns chlorinated water blue It is not true No pool chemicals will react to urine by dying the water blue
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