Pool water change or no change?

Do the ships maintenance personnel change the pool water very often, or for
that matter, do they change it at all?
Week after week with all those people in the water seems a little murky to
me.

Guido

At least on the Carnival Legend, they drain the pools before they
arrive in port on the last day, and fill it with sea water (treated, I
believe) when they are out at sea on the next cruise. I suspect that
the others do the same thing.

Jim

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 04:48:23 GMT, "Guido" <frasco@worldnet.att.net>
wrote:

>Do the ships maintenance personnel change the pool water very often, or for
>that matter, do they change it at all?
>Week after week with all those people in the water seems a little murky to
>me.
>
>Guido
>

Carnival changes the pool water daily. They also monitor the cleanliness of
the water very carefully, per CDC regulations.

Tom Smith

"Guido" <frasco@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:reRDb.205804$Ec1.7477017@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> Do the ships maintenance personnel change the pool water very often, or
for
> that matter, do they change it at all?
> Week after week with all those people in the water seems a little murky to
> me.
>
> Guido
>
>

>Do the ships maintenance personnel change the pool water very often, or for
>that matter, do they change it at all?

On most, if not all of Princess ships use distilled sea water in the pools.

I do not believe they are drained, but I have seen the water "tested" several
times a day. In addition, quite a lot of water has to be replaced due to ship
movement.
"Anything that doesn't kill you,,,,,,,just hurts a hell of a lot" JLP20

So how often does your local public pool change the water? NN

On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 11:33:43 GMT, "NSq" <noblenr@m> wrote:

>So how often does your local public pool change the water?

Every time a black person get in it.