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10 Episode - Column: ool Hygiene
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Notice there’s no “P” in there
By Dr. Chris Thurber
Most camps have worked hard for decades to get kids and staff to wash their hands after using the bathroom and before meals. Now both groups do it almost instinctively. I still see people cough and sneeze into their palms, but most people now blow their droplets into an elbow.
Better personal and public hygiene are the upsides to the COVID-19 pandemic. But peeing in a pool might be a habit that’s harder to change. As a psychologist with an aquatic background, I thought it was time to address this—ehem … somewhat nasty—issue. If your camp has a pool, this will be a transformative article, but you can stop here if you’re confident your pool is perfectly clean.
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