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The summer solstice, the first official day of summer, has arrived – which means it's also the start of summer swimming pool season. So it's time to make sure the pool is kept safe and clean.
Safe, because even though pools are fun, they can be dangerous places too. And clean, so that none of the summer swimmers gets sick.
San Diego County's Department of Environmental Health has a few tips to help homeowners keep things safe and clean this summer.
DEH doesn't inspect homeowners' private swimming pools, but it does inspect about 7,000 public pools and spas every year to make sure they're safe...
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