Sorry that was mine :(
I would clear out cos i had curry last night :/
the answer is: apple poop. he sees it in the pool and he starts eating apples and starts pooing out bananas
No. Just don't drain on other people's lawns.
Rob and Big - 2006 Poop in the Pool 3-1 was released on: USA: 8 January 2008
poop in the pool
if u have a filter
To remove duck poop stains from the bottom of a pool, first, use a pool skimmer to remove any solid debris. Then, scrub the stained areas with a pool brush and a mixture of water and a mild pool cleaner or baking soda. For tougher stains, you can use a diluted bleach solution, but be sure to rinse thoroughly afterward to avoid affecting the pool's chemistry. Regular maintenance and cleaning can help prevent future stains.
You need to scoop it out then super shock the pool and run filter. There is a chance of E Coli bacteria so you need to make sure you shock the pool well
Yes. Duck refuse may contain harmful bacteria.
~YES! it will ruin pool deck...i think~
Extremely unsanitary - you could get quite sick from their poop.
Oranges can make you pool a lot. Sometimes you may feel like you have diarrhea but it might not be so much.
It depends on the size of the pool, if its a kiddie pool, just empty it and refill it. For larger pools, the bacteria that is on the dog feces will die in a matter of seconds after coming in contact with chlorine. So it is unessesary to wait for decontamination. KeVin Toronto