Remember to regularly test and clean your swimming pool and spa water — recall 55095
Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2016-06-20
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Reported risk: June 20, 2016 For immediate release OTTAWA – For many Canadians, summer days are spent swimming and relaxing in a backyard pool or spa. If you have a swimming pool or spa at home, make sure to regularly test and sanitize the water to avoid getting sick. Pools and spas are good places for microorganisms like bacteria and viruses to grow and live. Even if the water looks clean, it could be contaminated. Swimming or bathing in water that hasn't been properly sanitized can cause ear and stomach infections, and skin rashes. So make sure you test the water every day that your pool or spa is used.
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