Put a few capfuls of lemon juice or several drops of tea tree oil into a bucket of very warm water and wash it with a sponge, rinsing thoroughly with a garden hose afterward. The tea tree oil has antibacterial properties and is completely natural.
Not currently anything on the market that is safe. Fill and clean your pool thoroughly, vacuum and call a swimming pool leak detection company.
The main cost will be in keeping the water safe for swimming. This is done with chemicals and by have the pool cleaned. So, the cost of chemicals, electricity to run the filter system, and a pool service to keep the pool clean if one does not do it themselves will be the main costs.
no it is not
It is safe to swim in a pool after losing your mucus plug because your membranes are what's keeping the baby safe. Your membranes break when your water breaks. http://en.allexperts.com/q/ObGyn-Pregnancy-issues-1007/Mucus-Plug.htm
There is a product called "Pool Anti-Freeze" that is a safe, non-toxic swimming pool cleaner. You can purchase it at the Aqua Superstore online and it is around $10 for a 1quart bottle of concentrated liquid.
I would use it to clean the pool, swish it around with water, then throw the whole thing out and fill with clean water for the child to play in. There is a spray that Clorox has out called Everywhere spray that also cleans and is suppose to be safe for children to be around.
I guess so. If you wash it, I don't see why not?
After checking with an OB, it is safe to swim in a swimming pool after your mucus plug has come away. Once your waters break, under no circumstances should you sit/swim in any stagnant water, even a personal swimming pool. The baby is no longer protected by the amniotic fluid.
If the water is properly cleaned and treated before swimming, it can be safe to use rain run-off in a pool.
one hundred degrees
maybe if you like to hurt yourself
yes i honestly believe u can but try it in ur on swimming pool first before goin to a public pool cause u always want to be safe.