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soap and water works better followed by some antibiotic cream.
there is probably more germs in the pool than in your cut anyways. I wouldn't try it.
no actually you can get a bacteria infection that way if its a public pool
it is used to pools to kill the bacteria but its highly toxic. use tea tree oil or lavender instead.
No - the chlorine solution in a pool is generally not strong enough to clean a wound. Soap and water are best followed by antibiotic ointment.
You are not going to get a good job done that way. Add soap and wipe gently. Might be good to protect the wound from bacteria in the pool with a bandage. Chlorine does kill bacteria, but there are disadvantages to it. The concentration of other halogens can be adjusted to better serve your purpose, for instance iodine.
chlorine might kill some bacteria - chances are the pool is full on bacteria that totally ignore chlorine. you would do more harm then good as far as killing bacteria and cleaning the wound.
secondly, if the chlorine is strong enough to kill anything it will kill the newly forming skin cells so i would advice against it - i reckon it would sting nicely as well.
No! That doesn't do anything but infect it. You shouldn't but your wound serious or not into a public pool. You should just use soap an water. And maybe a cream.
nooooo it doesn't.