Sex In the Swimming Pool

[SecretAsianMan]

Originally Posted by snapps

personally speaking, i cant have sex in the water/pool/sea etc.... i dont see how anyone can... where's the lubrication??? sheesh o___0

SOME folk can play in the water without lube (providing enough "natural lubricants on their own" that it's not a problem for 'em) ... others use a water-proof / silicon based lube (but that stuff takes a bit of scrubbing to get off later)

[Tadahiko]

Originally Posted by YZF

Mrs. YZF here. This question may seem odd but how does that stuff taste? Our hot tube sessions usually involve another women and I find it kind of fun to tak YZF into my mouth when he switches from Quita to me.

it really doesnt have much taste at all.

[Tadahiko]

kids both going out friday.
anna coming over
forcast 85 degrees here.

first time having sex in the pool at our new house?.....most likely.

[SecretAsianMan]

Good luck with that... let us know how the "christening" of the pool goes!

[Funcpl647]

Originally Posted by rdy46227

SPAs/hot tubs are slightly better for you because the water temperature is higher.

Not true necessarily. There is an increasingly prevalent bacteria (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) that thrives in the warmer/hot water of hot tubs. This bacteria is commonly found in contaminated whirlpools, hot tubs, water slides, and physiotherapy pools. And, since chlorine isn't as effective at high temperatures, it is imperative to keep the chlorine ppm up where it needs to be.

Hot tub folliculitis, caused by the bacteria, is an infection of the hair follicles. The infected skin lesions are very painful and look like large pussy ingrown hairs. The infection does not respond to antibiotics, however the lesions clear up in 4-5 days on their own. The bacteria also causes swimmers ear, an outer ear infection. (This bacteria is also found on tanning beds.)

We learned our lesson last weekend when we forgot to add chlorine to the tub and played in it practically all night. All four of us had symptoms (skin lesions, ear infection) of varying degrees. Our swimming pool "consumes" a lot less chlorine than our hot tub, meaning we have to add less to the pool (even though it's larger) than we do to the hot tub to keep the ppm in line.

Bromine is more appropriate for use in hot tubs, along with an ozonator.

Still, as you have found, let the chemistry get out of balance and something will grow!

[Tadahiko]

Originally Posted by SecretAsianMan

Good luck with that... let us know how the "christening" of the pool goes!

went great.....except that we learned that the concrete surface is much rougher around the side of this pool than the one at our old house (which was actually about 35 years newer)....we quickly ended up with some painful red rough spots....we had to use a foam pool float to lay on. that will take a bit of the spontaneity out of things :-(

[SecretAsianMan]

Yeah... I've torn myself up a few times on rough pool surfaces - found a big ol' cut on the front of my shin once while getting out of the pool... no idea where it came from.