The strong smell of a swimming pool may fill you with nostalgia and remind you of fun times during summer, but the smell of ...

No, it’s likely not the chlorine you smell when you walk by the pool. That aroma is actually from a chemical reaction between chlorine and bodily fluids, most notably urine. It is a hard truth ...

An curved arrow pointing right. That familiar pool smell we all know and have grown to love is actually caused by a chemical reaction between chlorine and you. Follow BI Video: On Twitter More ...

For something considered taboo, improper pool hygiene practices are surprisingly common. It's a behavior many people have ...

You might have noticed that pools can have very strong smells. However, it’s likely not the chlorine you smell. It actually comes from a chemical reaction between chlorine and bodily fluids ...

When you turn on the tap, you do not expect something that smells like a swimming pool or tastes like sulfur, but that's ...

There’s nothing more refreshing than cooling off in the pool on a hot summer day. But as temperatures rise, pools and water parks tend to become more and more crowded with people. Though ...