NEWS: The Centers for Disease Control says that urine and sweat (not chlorine) are primarily responsible for eye irritations associated with swimming pools. Long-circulating rumors about a chemical ...

Picture yourself with your very own backyard pool. There you are, drifting on an inflatable raft, wearing a cute bikini, sipping a fruity drink, wiping the urine from your eyes…wait—what now?

Plenty of swimmers blame chlorine in pools for symptoms like red, stinging eyes and nasal irritation, but the reality is a bit more complicated and a lot more disgusting, according to the Centers for ...

While the dye that changes color after you pee in a pool might be a myth told to children to shame them from doing so, there are other ways to keep track of people diddling in the deep end.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ver been in a public pool and been struck with the fear of peeing and having that dreaded urine indicator dye appear? Well, it’s a ...

ver been in a public pool and been struck with the fear of peeing and having that dreaded urine indicator dye appear? Well, it’s a lie. A myth, if you will. “There is no chemical which changes colour ...

Picture yourself with your very own backyard pool. There you are, drifting on an inflatable raft, sipping a cold beer, wiping urine from your eyes . . . Wait, what now? (Women’s Health originally ...