RWIs, short for Recreational Water Illnesses, can come in a variety of forms. The most common are diarrheal illnesses, but respiratory infections can also pose a major threat. For swimming pool owners, understanding the causes and risks associated with pool water can be helpful in ensuring that their own pools offer a healthy place for themselves as well as family and friends. When it comes to … [Read More...] about Pool Owner’s Guide to Recreational Water Illnesses, Part 1
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