Genital Herpes Photo and Health Warning!!! What’s Lurking in Your Whirlpool Tub???

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Herpes Simplex Cold Sores information Failure to follow proper maintenance and neat ing procedures for a whirlpool bath's circulation system can result in the growth and transmission of infectious bacteria. Some companies recommend the use of "Home remedies" such as household bleach, vineger, baking soda, or automatic dishwasher detergent to remove the accumulation of bath residue and odor from a whirlpool bath's circulation system. However, these products were not formulated for this purpose and they simply don't work; they only mask the problem. Specialized equipment and chemicals is needed to properly neat , sanitize and deodorize a whirlpool bath circulation system. Bathing in a whirlpool bath that has not been properly maintained exposes the bather to the residue of all the past users of that whirlpool bath. As a result, after bathing in a whirlpool bath, you may be exposed to bacteria, such as E Coli, staphylococcus, skin, eye, and lung infections, Legionnaires' Disease, Hepatitis B, Herpes, Influenza, ring worm, and jock itch; just to name a few. Bathing in a public whirlpool baths located in Hotels, Hopitals, time shares, nursing homes, etc. greatly increase the risk for infectious bacteria when these facilities improperly clean OR do not clean their whirlpool bath circulation system. According to the US Department of Labor (Occupational Safety & health Adm.) it is estimated in the United States there are 50000-100000 cases of Legionannaires disease each year. ****For more information on whirlpool ...More Genital Herpes And Warts development

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