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Talking Pools Podcast
Forget chasing chlorine headaches and battling algae wars alone. The Talking Pools Podcast is your weekly escape from pool purgatory, where 250+ years of combined pro wisdom explodes into actionable hacks, mind-blowing tips, and secrets so ancient they make Poseidon jealous.
Think of it as your weekly poolside braintrust, fueled by eight seasoned pros, each a rockstar in their own aquatic lane. Got a filtration fiasco? Chemical conundrum? Equipment enigma? No problem. We've got a host for that:
- The Tech Titan: Unravels the mysteries of pumps, filters, and gizmos that make pools tick (without the electrical shocks).
- The Chem Crusader: Your personal alchemist, whipping up potion-perfect water balance with a dash of science and a sprinkle of magic.
- The Maintenance Maverick: From tile tricks to algae assassins, he's got the lowdown on keeping your pool looking like a liquid emerald palace.
- The Customer Calmer: Smooths ruffled feathers faster than a pool noodle bouquet, turning hangry homeowners into poolside pals.
But Talking Pools isn't just about technical wizardry. It's about camaraderie, the shared language of pool pros who've seen it all, from exploding filters to synchronized swimming squirrels (no, really, we had an episode!).
Every week, you'll:
- Steal game-changing secrets: Learn pro-grade hacks to make you the "Pool Whisperer" in your market
- Laugh until you spit out your piña colada: These guys are as witty as they are wise, turning pool problems into poolside punchlines.
- Get ahead of the curve: Stay on top of industry trends and tech before your competitors even smell the chlorine.
- Feel the love (and the sunshine): Remember why you got into this business in the first place – the joy of creating backyard oases where memories are made.
So, ditch the Drano, grab your headphones, and dive into the Talking Pools Podcast. It's your weekly dose of poolside wisdom, laughter, and community. We'll see you on the flip side!
P.S. Subscribe now and you might just win a case of pool party essentials (floaties not included, sorry squirrels).
P.P.S. Tell your pool-loving friends – sharing knowledge is like sharing sunscreen, it protects everyone!
Talking Pools Podcast
Who Pooped in the Pool? 💩
Andrea heads into the conversation in this one, thinking she is about to offer advice on what to do to prep a swimming pool for a weather event. ☔A great topic, but Rudy has some trickery up his sleeve. How would you handle it if your chat on hurricanes went to 💩?
Andrea has a few tricks of her own and busts out some knowledge on all kinds of crap.
Bottom line - poop carries diseases that people can get in a swimming pool. It doesn't matter what type of creature did a dump and run. There is a treatment protocol that should be followed that is specific to the feces of the species.
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I. Introduction
- Brief explanation of accidental fecal incidents in swimming pools and why it's important to have a response plan
- Importance of preventing the spread of waterborne illnesses
II. Preparation and Planning
- Designate a pool manager or lifeguard to be responsible for responding to fecal incidents
- Develop a written fecal incident response plan that includes procedures for isolating contaminated areas, removing fecal matter, disinfecting the affected area, and resuming pool operations
- Provide training to pool staff on the fecal incident response plan
- Have the necessary supplies readily available, such as gloves, pool cleaning equipment, and disinfectant
III. Response Procedures
- Identify the fecal incident and close the pool immediately
- Remove any fecal matter using appropriate equipment and disposal methods
- Isolate the contaminated area and prevent swimmers from entering
- Test and adjust the pool chemistry and disinfectant levels to ensure proper treatment
- Wait the necessary time for disinfectant to take effect before reopening the pool
- Communicate with pool users about the incident and the steps being taken to ensure their safety
IV. Prevention Strategies
- Encourage swimmers to use the restroom before entering the pool
- Post signs reminding swimmers not to enter the pool if they are experiencing diarrhea or other gastrointestinal symptoms
- Encourage frequent bathroom breaks for young children
- Conduct routine testing of pool chemistry and disinfectant levels to ensure proper treatment
- Educate pool users about the importance of good hygiene practices
V. Conclusion
- Recap the importance of having a fecal incident response plan in place
- Emphasize the need for prevention strategies to reduce the occurrence of fecal incidents in swimming pools
- Encourage continued education and training for pool staff and users to maintain a safe and healthy swimming environment.
