29. Officials say work to remove debris and the pool shock product underneath sent chemicals, like chlorine, into the air for ...

Chlorine works in pools, hottubs, and municipal water treatment plants, by acting as a powerful disinfectant that helps ...

The opaque plumes of noxious smoke billowing out of a Georgia chemical plant are long gone. But the relentless effects of the ...

And, no matter which chemical system the pool uses, it is still important to have chlorine on hand to shock the water in the event of contamination. Says Kolakowski, “The fallacies about salt being ...

Even if your flow is light, it’s essential to change your tampon every four to six hours (or eight if overnight) to reduce the risk of toxic shock ... because chlorine from a pool or bacteria ...

The Department of Health proposed new public swimming pool regulations as a result of a new law but industry experts say they ...

“While some may not notice any change, others might detect a taste or odor similar to that of a swimming pool,” the release ...

Pool temperature monitoring is a great way to know when your pool is swimmable for the season. Even better is if you can ...

SCTLD is a highly lethal disease in corals that was first spotted in 2014. According to NOAA, it affects over 20 coral ...