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COVID Restrictions for Pool Floats & Toys ??

David M.
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Good-day !

So, I have a STR in Orlando and my management company tossed all the pool floats (a couple pretty nice ones !) and toys we had, blaming it on COVID requirements. Said not allowed to have them for guests. Past reviews have thanked us for having them available - kids like them. We provided air pumps for inflating the floats so don't know what the issue is.

I can't find any info on such restrictions, so just wondering if this is a real thing or not. Anyone providing pool floats for their guests in Orlando? 

Thanks

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    Bruce Woodruff
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    Bruce Woodruff
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    Sounds like BS to me. The average Chlorine content in a pool is 2ppm, which should kill any bad bugs. Plus, studies show that the virus does not transmit through swimming or drinking water.

    I would 'ask' (read demand) your PM to replace the floats - at their cost. If they refuse I'd find someone else......

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