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Fertilizers contain chemicals that would be highly irritating to the skin and mucous membranes. So the biggest areas of concern if fertilizer was put in a swimming pool would be redness, irritation, or chemical burns to the:
- eyes, especially if eyes are opened under water
- nares (inside the nose)
- lips and mouth
- throat, if water was swallowed
- skin on any part of the body
- the genitals
A second concern would be a reaction, if any might occur, between the chemicals in the fertilizer with the chemicals used to treat the pool water, such as chlorine.
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