# Re: After this

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Posted by BenH on April 08, 2020 at 18:22:13

In Reply to: Re: After this posted by Wetboy200 on April 06, 2020 at 15:34:05:

You're completely right! I personally never wear dirty clothes into a swimming pool. But from the pool manager's point of view, they just can't monitor that everyone's wearing clean clothes/shoes, its easier just to enforce bare feet and "traditional" swim wear. Heck, when I was working as a lifeguard my manager wouldn't even let me wear flip flops. Walking on the concrete pool deck all day would dry out my feet super bad and it was super uncomfortable. So I bought a pair of flipflops just for the pool, I literally never wore them anywhere else. Like they stayed in my work locker and I'd change into them at the start of my shift, and then leave them in my locker before I left to go home. My boss still said I wasn't allowed to wear them, even in that case!

And just to be clear, I'm not saying that having these rules is ACTUALLY a good idea - but I can at least see the point where people who run public pools are worried about the cost of their cleaning/filtration systems and people's health, so I can at least see where they are coming from when they make these frustrating rules.

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