Non-chlorine Pools in Puget Sound - Chlorine Induced Asthma?

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Subject: Non-chlorine Pools in Puget Sound - Chlorine Induced Asthma?
Looking for non-chlorine pools in Puget Sound area --

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Have you had chlorine-induced asthma and reversed that by changing where you swim (i.e., changing to salt water pool?)



2013-08-12 1:16 AM
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Yes I have. I swim in a saltwater pool at Gold's Gym. I have no issues with a saltwater pool. My allergies were so bad, that just entering the chlorinated pool's locker room would start to trigger the allergies.
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Subject: RE: Non-chlorine Pools in Puget Sound - Chlorine Induced Asthma?
Lincoln Park in West Seattle has a salt water pool
2013-09-16 2:46 PM
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Originally posted by The Nat Lincoln Park in West Seattle has a salt water pool

That is my very favorite place to swim! It's right by my house, too. Unfortunately, it closes for the fall/winter Frown

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