Source: APSP
(ALEXANDRIA,VA) - The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) released the following statement today regarding the green pool at the Rio Olympics.
Source: APSP
(ALEXANDRIA,VA) - The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) released the following statement today regarding the green pool at the Rio Olympics.
“APSP maintains that safe and healthy pool water is achieved by properly balanced and sanitized water that is monitored and tested throughout the day. It would be difficult to accurately diagnose the subject Olympic Diving Pool turning green overnight without specific information and test data. Rather than speculate, several test labs within the membership of the APSP stand ready to test the affected pool water and share its results and remedies with the Olympic aquatic leadership.”
The statement can be attributed to Dr. Joseph Laurino, Chairman, APSP Recreational Water Quality Committee.
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The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals (APSP) is the world’s oldest and largest association representing swimming pool, hot tub, and spa manufacturers, distributors, manufacturers’ agents, designers, builders, installers, suppliers, retailers, and service professionals. Dedicated to the growth and development of its members’ businesses and to promoting the enjoyment and safety of pools and spas, APSP offers a range of services, from professional development to advancing key legislation and regulation at the federal and local levels, to consumer outreach and public safety. APSP is the only industry organization recognized by the American National Standards Institute to develop and promote national standards for pools, hot tubs, and spas. For more information, visit APSP.org or the Association’s consumer site, EscapetoWater.com.
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