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Why not?
Better to be clean, than full of dirt or garbage.
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Do sharks swim in clear water?
no because they need to survive with sea water
How do you get to the elite 4 on Pokemon Crystal?
swim left from your home town....have water fall HM with you though...
Should you swim in the pool if there was a break down in the water system and the water got into drinking water?
So long as there is no problem with the water balance and disinfection of the water there should be no reason not to swim in it.
What water safety equipment should be located at a swim site?
A swim float. there should also be a lifeguard.
Where do you get mystic water in Pokemon Crystal?
Have surf and go to Cherry Grove city and swim across the lake and talk to the guy. He will give you the mystic water item
Can you swim with high bromine?
no we cant swim with high bromine because bromine has a high density than water and as a result we may sink . ok clear
What should you bring to the ocean?
You could bring anything, but these are musts:SunscreenTowelsSwimsuitsShovel and PailUmbrellaFoodWaterproof CameraIf the water is clear, gogglesKnowledge about different kinds of danger in the oceanDo bring:Unnecicary electronicsCigarettesAlcoholDrugsA plan that you will swim alone or after dark
How log can you go without sleep on crystal meth?
SWIM is starting the 5th day now. SWIM started to see halucinations and they were bad i heard. wouldnt suggest it, SWIY should sleep asap
How do you see a jellyfish under water?
it depends on how deep it is but water is pretty clear so you should be able to see a jellyfish from the surface of the water. you could also dive with the young medusa so they don't sting you or swim with non poisones.
How fast should a rivers water flow?
Faster than you can swim.
Should I bathe dog after salt water swim?
yes if not they will get sick
A tropical city can be cool if?
It can be cool if it's really warm and there are a lot of places to swim. Also if the beach has really clear water.
