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Swimming pools at condos in Thailand to remain closed until further notice


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9 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Muriatic acid and chlorine would vaporize and obliterate Covid upon contact. So saliva is a non starter.

Chlorine does not kill COVID on contact:

 

To effectively kill the virus, make sure the surface stays wet with the disinfectant for at least 10 minutes before wiping with a clean towel. If an EPA registered disinfectant is not available a 2% chlorine bleach solution can be used.

 

https://necsi.edu/coronavirus-guidelines-for-cleaning-and-disinfecting-to-prevent-covid-19-transmission

 

Chlorine in swimming pool water is measured in single digit parts per million.

 

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14 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:
22 minutes ago, SkyFax said:

To effectively kill the virus, make sure the surface stays wet with the disinfectant for at least 10 minutes before wiping with a clean towel. If an EPA registered disinfectant is not available a 2% chlorine bleach solution can be used.

sounds like a swimming pool to me.

So if you swam in a swimming pool with a 2% chlorine level, it would still take up to 10 minutes to kill the virus -- and probably you, too.

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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Muriatic acid and chlorine would vaporize and obliterate Covid upon contact. So saliva is a non starter. Simply more ignorance, //

Not all pools use chlorine.

Trend in Pattaya in recent years is about salt water pools.

No idea how Covid-19 reacts with salt water...??

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4 minutes ago, Pattaya46 said:

Not all pools use chlorine.

Trend in Pattaya in recent years is about salt water pools.

No idea how Covid-19 reacts with salt water...??

Doh. Salt is used in many pools these days. Always with a salt converter machine to convert salt into? ........ your starter for 10!

 

Sorry - that was unkind - must be the Covid getting to me.

 

Salt is converted into chlorine by a special contraption you would find in the pump room.

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21 minutes ago, SantiSuk said:

So you are allowed to go up and down in a 4 foot square lift with others, but not go in a many metres (/meters) by many metres pool?

It has been said many times already; the problem is not the pool itself, but "there are fears that people will congregate or socialize around communal pool areas"

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1 hour ago, SkyFax said:

Chlorine does not kill COVID on contact:

 

To effectively kill the virus, make sure the surface stays wet with the disinfectant for at least 10 minutes before wiping with a clean towel. If an EPA registered disinfectant is not available a 2% chlorine bleach solution can be used.

 

https://necsi.edu/coronavirus-guidelines-for-cleaning-and-disinfecting-to-prevent-covid-19-transmission

 

Chlorine in swimming pool water is measured in single digit parts per million.

 

0.1 ppm Free Available Chlorine in a swimming pool guarantees bacteria and viruses are morbid. Your post refers to surfaces, a different situation.

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3 hours ago, Oldie said:

They cannot make a special law for your building. And people can gather in and around the pool and because being wet cannot use masks. Also some people lying in the sun will avoid to use masks so that not halve of their face will remain white. 

makes perfect sense to me. 

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