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HH Sultan Vinegar
30 Mar 16 11:23
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A SWIMMING baths has been forced to close off its bathing area no less than 23 times in the past four years due to 'floaters' in the pool.

Hamilton Water Palace is the worst offender in its area after having to shut repeatedly due to faecal contamination of the water.

The last incident occurred just last month when eagle-eyed staff spotted a floater and cleared the baths.



The Hamilton Advertiser discovered that over the same four-year period Lanark Swimming Pool was second in the pollution table having been closed 10 times due to floaters.

Coalburn Swimming Pool has been closed six times for the same reason while Carluke Pool, Dollan Aqua Centre in East Kilbride, Blantyre Pool and Eastfield Pool in Rutherglen have all only been closed twice.

The pool in Strathaven is one of the cleanest having been shut once while those looking for a swim in pristine water should head for Larkhall Swimming Pool which has not been closed at all in the past four years as a result of the problem.

Gerry Campbell, general manager of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture, says the council always shuts the pools promptly on discovering the issue in order to carry out a clean.

He said: “When this happens we close the pool immediately and carry out a strict cleaning regime to ensure any harmful bacteria is removed.

“This is carried out in line with Pool Water Treatment Advisory Group guidelines. The timescale for this can vary based on volume of pool water, turnover and chemical treatment.

“For the 25-metre pool at Hamilton, this takes 36 hours. We apologise for the inconvenience to our customers but public health is our priority and we cannot take chances where health is concerned.

“Our staff are still paid when the pool is closed and we use this time to concentrate on other areas of cleaning in the centre.”

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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/pool-poo-horror-swimming-baths-7649581#C3MmrFiheGVYqv21.97

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By:
wildmanfromborneo
When: 30 Mar 16 11:26
Nicola Sturgeon does love those migrants.
Only a matter of time before a " sexual emergency " occurs and some nine year old will get it.

I think its called enrichment.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 30 Mar 16 11:28
My boss was telling me how he was swimming when his 4 year old caused an alert code brown infraction.  Got to say don't think I have laughed so long in months, they had to empty the pool and everything.  Bit cheeky blaming it on the boy though.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 30 Mar 16 11:37
Never been keen on public swimming pools. Diving into a soup of búm gravy, misc. bodily fluids, skin residue, g0b, sn0t etc. with added chlorine, has never appealed.
By:
cooperman
When: 30 Mar 16 11:49
Surprised they weren't battered and deep fried tbh
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 30 Mar 16 11:55
I was swimming up and down the local pool and the attendants were waving furiously at me. Somebody had dropped a log. Not me I hasten to add. I don't see what the big deal was. You get as bad more often swimming in the sea. Had to cut short my swim and I didn't get a refund.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 16 11:57
It's happened on three occasions to my knowledge where I go too.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 30 Mar 16 12:00
Remember in viz once sarcastic sid was swimming in the sea at Blackpool and a big dog turd floated up and nestled in to his mouth.  His mate goes “oi Sid, is that a dog turd in your mouth?”  Sid goes “No, it’s a f.acking Cuban cigar”
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 30 Mar 16 12:09
Laugh
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 16 12:14
It's not swimming anymore. It's more like going through the motions.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 30 Mar 16 12:51
caddyshack
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 30 Mar 16 20:18
makes life interesting. they should put perspex balls in the pools with pies and pasties in them.
By:
Just Checking
When: 30 Mar 16 20:23
"It's not swimming anymore. It's more like going through the motions. "
Laugh
By:
xmoneyx
When: 30 Mar 16 21:50
go down to local baths,throw in a couple of lion bars
By:
Just Checking
When: 30 Mar 16 21:55
Caddyshack:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPxiXGr9nFM
By:
akabula
When: 30 Mar 16 21:58
Any lidl bags lying about? I think I might know the culprits. Wink
By:
themightymac
When: 30 Mar 16 22:03
At least we put ours in Lidl bags and put them to good use. Must be the other lot. LaughLaugh
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 16 22:13
Liverpoo fans just stick em in pockets.. Those who can't afford pockets usually just lob em in tate & lyle bags..
By:
akabula
When: 30 Mar 16 22:32
That's a double whammy G2d with the added sugar.
By:
Emden
When: 30 Mar 16 22:40
swimming regularly in a pool full of shyte, pi$$, dead skin, spunke, pubic hair, lice, used tampons, and verrucas helps harden your immune system up.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 16 23:47
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I don't think sugar would bother them tbph, Aka..
By:
akabula
When: 30 Mar 16 23:52
I'll have nightmares now. Cry
By:
guinness2dear
When: 31 Mar 16 00:06
Believe me that's a skinny one..
By:
Crisp77
When: 31 Mar 16 09:13
The bloke trying to deep fry a Mars bar in the hot tub was a false alarm
By:
Back High Lay Low
When: 31 Mar 16 11:03
I think chlorine does a pretty good job of destroying the most of the organic matter that ends up in these pools.
Obviously it's no match for the much-feared 'floating protagonist' though.
By:
Racingqueen
When: 31 Mar 16 17:27
Remember in viz once sarcastic sid was swimming in the sea at Blackpool and a big dog turd floated up and nestled in to his mouth.  His mate goes “oi Sid, is that a dog turd in your mouth?”  Sid goes “No, it’s a f.acking Cuban cigar”

Laugh
By:
danniellasmincepies
When: 31 Mar 16 19:39
secret squirrel thumbing at A1 north junction as we speak
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