Hyperchlorination to kill Cryptosporidium when chlorine stabilizer is in water

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Hyperchlorination to kill Cryptosporidium when chlorine stabilizer is in water

June 22, 2018
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
Series: Healthy swimming

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Recommendations for Aquatic Staff

Check for existing guidelines from your local or state regulatory agency before use. CDC recommendations do not replace existing state or local regulations or guidelines.

Cryptosporidium (or “Crypto”) is an extremely chlorine-tolerant parasite.This means Crypto can spread among swimmers even when the free chlorine concentration is well-maintained in the water in aquatic venues, such as pools and water playgrounds. If an outbreak of Crypto infections occurs in your community, the health department might ask you to hyperchlorinate.

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hyperchlorination-to-kill-crypto-when-chlorine-stabilizer-is-in-the-water.pdf
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Chlorine Cryptosporidiosis Cryptosporidium Disease Outbreaks Disinfection/methods Swimming Pools Water Microbiology
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Healthy swimming
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Fact Sheet
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2 numbered pages
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