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Duck droppings when left to dry on the side of the pool can harbour a mould that will cause long term sickness if ingested. Small children are at risk of course.
When ducks foul the water it does get filtered eventually and the chlorine does sanitise the droppings however I would like to see a stronger level of chlorine at all times if ducks are visiting. My product Kings Duck Solution made here in Beenleigh will get rid of them.
Michael
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