Burning Lips

i would ask what the heck the pH levels were (s.b 7.5 +/- 0.2) and what the cl2 levels were. hold them accountable if they are out of range with what your local health department says is acceptable (this info is online).

without the chem readings, a reasonable guess as to what is going on isn't really possible. pool chemistry can be a tricky issue sometimes, but safety should always be paramount.

it's completly unacceptable to swim in a unsafe pool. you're paying for a service which they failed to provide. to me, the answer that they provided was a "shut him up and move him along" answer....

Mystery solved.  The gym called me to say the pool chemicals are regulated by a computer, which has seemingly failed.  I was coontinually dumping chlorine into the pool, which was the cause for the burning sensations.

Apparently, there was a water-jogger lady in a blue bathing suit.  When she exited the pool, the top of her suit was still blue, but the bottom, submerged part was light green.

I can't believe I swam in that stuff.

oh you found out before I could answer.

def too much chlorine.  In back yard pools when we were kids I remember some of the dodgy ph levels with dads jsut tipping a bit of you'll be right amount of chlorine into the pool.   As kids we'd get out with red eyes and burning lips etc.    not much fun