How many gallons are in an Olympic swimming pool? There’s no exact requirement, but Olympic swimming pools generally have 660,000 gallons of water.

Olympic swimming pools have to measure at a monstrous 50 meters long. So how much water does it take to fill up an Olympic-sized swimming pool?

That's why the CDC and others urge pool owners and managers to test chlorine and pH levels all the time — they can change day to day based on pool usage.

In a smaller swimming pool (about half of an Olympic-size pool), there still may be about 8 gallons, or 30 liters, of urine. Hot tubs, however, are the worst.

Stop peeing in pools. Now there's a test to measure the amount of pee in a pool. So stop it.

A massive swimming pool in Alberta, Canada has turned a rural backyard into the perfect summer hotspot for the farmer and his extended family.

"It's about 18,000 gallons per day,” Crystal Recreation Director John Elholm says. In 2021, Elholm says the city hired a consultant to investigate the water loss at the pool.

Given how many rules exist in Olympic sports far less swimming, it may surprise you to know that there is no official guideline as to how many gallons are in the pool.

In a pool with 110,000 gallons of water, the researchers found that over the three-week period, swimmers released 7.92 gallons of urine.

"If a swimming pool is opened properly, you can be assured of proper operation and chemical safety," he says. Here's your eight-step guide to getting ready for lazy summer afternoons.

Health hazards of pee in the pool Canadian researchers have answers to a question you might regret asking: How much urine is in a typical swimming pool? Using the presence of acesulfame-K (ACE), a ...

Olympic swimming pools have to measure at a monstrous 50 meters long. So how much water does it take to fill up an Olympic-sized swimming pool?