Why do you need your own backyard pool?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes a journal called Emerging Infectious Diseases. In the June 2008 issue, the CDC reported a study examining the safety of public swimming pool water in over 160 recreational water facilities. The purpose of the study was to determine how common two parasites occur in public swimming pools.
1 in 12 public swimming pools are contaminated with parasites
Researchers in the CDC study took random samples from 160 public swimming pools around Atlanta, Georgia. Two microbial parasites, Cryptosporidium and Giardia, were present in one out of twelve swimming pools. These parasites are found in human feces. They are spread when someone swallows swimming pool water. They are also spread if a person does not wash his or her hands after handling a dirty diaper or eats contaminated food. Protect your family and swim safely in your own private backyard above ground pool. We can help you make it the safest water in San Antonio. Bring your existing pool water by for free analysis at the Above Ground Pool& Spa Company.