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Poop in Pools? CDC Say 60 Pct of Pools Offer More Than Just a Refreshing Dip
Taking a dip in your local public pool this summer might not be so appealing now that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) report that nearly 60 percent of public pools contain a detectable amount of bacteria found in human feces that can cause rashes and infections.
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