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Is it dangerous to get chlorine in your eyes from a swimming pool?
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Nope: If it were, they wouldnt put chlorine in there, right? It just can irritate a little. Enjoy!
Answered 8/24/2020
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No: The chlorine may irritate your eyes, but it is temporary and safe. Consider wearing goggles if your eye do get irritated.
Answered 9/18/2013
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