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A Pool And A House 1

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The National Pool and Spa Institute says if you have a swimming pool at home, putting layers of protection ( not just one but a number of barriers) is the best way to prevent accidents from happening. Here are some ways to make your pool safer:

Put up a permanent fence of about 6-8 feet around the pool area to discourage children from climbing it. See to it that all the gates you use are self latching and self closing. If it can be opened from the outside, be sure that it is locked very well to prevent children from getting inside by themselves.

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