I have a swimming pool at home and regularly clean it every week with chlorine tablets. Is it safe on the skin in the long term?
Thankyou
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I have a swimming pool at home and regularly clean it every week with chlorine tablets. Is it safe on the skin in the long term?
Thankyou
Oh yea, so safe. Is this a typical swimming pool in Jakarta?
https://idsb.tmgrup.com.tr/ly/upload...2/25/22203.jpg
We should hook this guy up with jackyjoy.
Now you gotta admit, those there boys are developing some hard core immunities.
Alan
...or hard core diseases. Whichever. There are chunky things floating in that. Nasty.
We don't take note of it much in our sanitized society, but world wide 80% of the deaths are due to waterborne diseases and parasites.
There are still places in the world where miliaria is the biggest killer of children under 10, and it lurks in that chunky stuff. So does cholera, typhoid and diphtheria.
Not to mention all those fish you hear about that swim up your butt!
Especially when a person from civilized regions falls into the very tin, in disgusting conditions, to which his body simply does not have immunity. Local residents in such regions, of course, are also susceptible to infection, but less sensitive to pathogens, because they survive there for generations with high mortality.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyratshooter
Must be the yearly communal bath/laundry day.
The very essence of survival in our terms is NOT doing what most of the rest of the world does as a matter of course.
Alan
Yeah, just in the desire to do everything differently from the rest of society, most of our life still happens in a standard way. Yes. we can go on hikes, test ourselves for strength, but when we are in society, then we obey social norms. Since we already use public goods, we must also bear our responsibility to society.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan R McDaniel Jr