Are there more germs in a Jacuzzi pool?

There is no definitive answer to this question as the number of germs in a Jacuzzi pool will vary depending on a number of factors, including the frequency of use, the volume of water, the water temperature, and the presence of a chemical disinfectant. However, it is generally accepted that Jacuzzi pools can harbour a greater number of germs compared to standard swimming pools due to the higher water temperatures and the presence of jets, which can create turbulence and aerosolize water droplets containing germs.

To minimise the risk of germ contamination in Jacuzzi pools, it is important to follow proper maintenance and disinfection protocols, including regularly testing and adjusting the pH and chlorine levels of the water, as well as ensuring adequate filtration and circulation of the water. Additionally, users should shower before and after using the Jacuzzi pool, and should avoid using it if they are experiencing any infectious diseases.