I like natural bodies of water better.

Pools around here (this late in the summer, at least) tend to feel like bath water, and if I'm swimming, I want it to be refreshing. Like "gives me shivers" refreshing.

Quoting amy doll.:“ Pool. Ocean is too salty.”

Okay, I've meant to say this before, but I always forget...

You are seriously gorgeous.

I think I have a girl crush on you.   

umm why isnt there a no preference button? we swim in anything that we are allowed to swim in   and lylian has fun in both 

Quoting Spell Checker Girl [IMOC]:“ Okay, I've meant to say this before, but I always forget... You are seriously gorgeous. I think I have a girl crush on you.   ”

awww! thankyou  

Quoting .Mary.:“ ive never heard of that... whats it like?”

Saltwater pools use dissolved salt as a store for the chlorination system. The chlorinator uses electrolysis to break down the salt and release the chlorine into the water. As such, a saltwater pool is not actually chlorine-free; it simply utilizes a chlorine generator instead of direct addition of chlorine. When chlorine levels are low in the pool, your salinity level is down, you increase chlorine levels by adding more salt into the pool. Salt count can be lowered due to splash out, backwashing, and dilution via rainwater.

It's like swimming in a less salty, less wavy ocean.

Quoting amy doll.:“ awww! thankyou  ”

Yw.

This is going to sound awful, but most of the pics I've seen of girls from England, the girls are butterfaces.

Where is Essex in relation to Leeds?

Quoting Spell Checker Girl [IMOC]:“ Yw. This is going to sound awful, but most of the pics I've seen of girls from England, the girls are butterfaces. Where is Essex in relation to Leeds?”

LMAO really?

Umm it's quite far, I live right on the edge of London, so leeds is like, 3-4 hours away I think

How comes?

Quoting amy doll.:“ LMAO really? Umm it's quite far, I live right on the edge of London, so leeds is like, 3-4 hours away I think How comes?”

I have a friend (male) who lives in Leeds, so I'm constantly trying to figure out England's geography.

I should just stop being lazy and look it up.

pool. You can see what's beneath you!

Quoting Lindsey ♥'s Specky:“ Saltwater poolsuse dissolvedsaltas a store for thechlorinationsystem. The chlorinator useselectrolysisto ... [snip!] ... be lowered due to splash out, backwashing, and dilution via rainwater. It's like swimming in a less salty, less wavy ocean.”

This is becoming very popular here. It is supposedly alot easier to maintain and even healthier for you.

I swam in a lake when I was 8 months pregnant then I did some reading on the internet that we're not supposed to do that.  

But I'll swim in anything!

Quoting .Mary.:“ whats better? swimming in a pool... or swimming in a natural body of water? lol. and why?”

I would take the Gulf over a pool. I just love those emerald waters. I was raised in FL on the beach, so naturally, I love it.
I do enjoy getting in the pool or jacuzzi after swimming in the Gulf.
I don't really care for lakes or rivers..too murky for me.