after swim n bath still got chlorine smell on my body! how?

• pongchak

  12 Jul 08, 13:22

  i go swimming in swimming pool about 1 hour plus... then i go bathe... yah i swear i used soap n shampoo n washed myself properly.

  but then still got chlorine smell remain on my arms leh. i can smell it when i smell my hands n arms. i dont like the smell leh.

  so how? always like that leh. so irritating

  u people when go swimming experience this before? or could it be the pool got too much chlorine?

   

   

   

• FireIce

  12 Jul 08, 13:33

  u need to bathe another 1867653 times

• Fs4751

  12 Jul 08, 13:37

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  u need to bathe another 1867653 times

  
  wah like that SP services rich liow......thanks to TS who need to bathe 1867653 times....

• pongchak

  12 Jul 08, 13:39

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  u need to bathe another 1867653 times

  wah so many times ah? u help me can?

  

• angel7030

  12 Jul 08, 13:43

  u need to suntan

• a-Lost-9uY

  12 Jul 08, 13:44

  soak urself in detergent

• pongchak

  12 Jul 08, 13:51

  Originally posted by angel7030:

  u need to suntan

  how will it help??

• angel7030

  12 Jul 08, 14:07

  Originally posted by pongchak:

  how will it help??

  
  certainly, sun ray erase all smell, i use to suntan after a swim, but then when i go and bath, i see the white bikini lines, so awful.

   

  Our sun kill smell, my maid use to suntan rugs, mats, pillows and sometime furniture to erase the smell and kill the germs.

   

  Chlorine is ayellowish-green gaseous element of the halogen group. Chlorine has a strong, distinctive odor that is irritating to the respiratory tract and is poisonous if ingested or inhaled. It occurs chiefly as a compound of sodium chloride. Chlorine is used as a bleach and disinfectant. Chlorine compounds are used in solvents, cleaning fluids, and chloroform and formerly in general use as an anesthetic.

   

  After suntanned, you go and bath, only the sodium (salt) is left to be wash away. Use alot of soap and make sure it foam up indicating neutralisation of alkaline

• gunner77

  12 Jul 08, 14:12

  it will go away one la

• Daisuke-kun

  12 Jul 08, 15:03

  Originally posted by angel7030:

  
  certainly, sun ray erase all smell, i use to suntan after a swim, but then when i go and bath, i see the white bikini lines, so awful.

   

  Our sun kill smell, my maid use to suntan rugs, mats, pillows and sometime furniture to erase the smell and kill the germs.

   

  Chlorine is ayellowish-green gaseous element of the halogen group. Chlorine has a strong, distinctive odor that is irritating to the respiratory tract and is poisonous if ingested or inhaled. It occurs chiefly as a compound of sodium chloride. Chlorine is used as a bleach and disinfectant. Chlorine compounds are used in solvents, cleaning fluids, and chloroform and formerly in general use as an anesthetic.

   

  After suntanned, you go and bath, only the sodium (salt) is left to be wash away. Use alot of soap and make sure it foam up indicating neutralisation of alkaline

  so many cheeminology stuff...

• Fs4751

  12 Jul 08, 17:32

  Originally posted by angel7030:

  
  certainly, sun ray erase all smell, i use to suntan after a swim, but then when i go and bath, i see the white bikini lines, so awful.

   

  Our sun kill smell, my maid use to suntan rugs, mats, pillows and sometime furniture to erase the smell and kill the germs.

   

  Chlorine is ayellowish-green gaseous element of the halogen group. Chlorine has a strong, distinctive odor that is irritating to the respiratory tract and is poisonous if ingested or inhaled. It occurs chiefly as a compound of sodium chloride. Chlorine is used as a bleach and disinfectant. Chlorine compounds are used in solvents, cleaning fluids, and chloroform and formerly in general use as an anesthetic.

   

  After suntanned, you go and bath, only the sodium (salt) is left to be wash away. Use alot of soap and make sure it foam up indicating neutralisation of alkaline

  
  This angel sure got distinction in chemistry one.....some more still remember the element group......

• GHoST_18

  12 Jul 08, 17:46

  no swim no worries...

  

• icyboiz

  12 Jul 08, 17:57

  dun stupid leh. u not first time swim yet u ask a first-timer's question

• Cowbaycowboo

  12 Jul 08, 18:15

  ...should be thankful for the chorine cos many peeps, e,g, like me like to wee wee inside the pool

• shade343

  12 Jul 08, 21:20

  Originally posted by angel7030:

  
  certainly, sun ray erase all smell, i use to suntan after a swim, but then when i go and bath, i see the white bikini lines, so awful.

   

  Our sun kill smell, my maid use to suntan rugs, mats, pillows and sometime furniture to erase the smell and kill the germs.

   

  Chlorine is ayellowish-green gaseous element of the halogen group. Chlorine has a strong, distinctive odor that is irritating to the respiratory tract and is poisonous if ingested or inhaled. It occurs chiefly as a compound of sodium chloride. Chlorine is used as a bleach and disinfectant. Chlorine compounds are used in solvents, cleaning fluids, and chloroform and formerly in general use as an anesthetic.

   

  After suntanned, you go and bath, only the sodium (salt) is left to be wash away. Use alot of soap and make sure it foam up indicating neutralisation of alkaline

  You could sun tan in G string or thong to remove those unsightly lines..

• FireIce

  12 Jul 08, 21:20

  wear g-string or thong oso have tan line mah

• QX179R

  12 Jul 08, 21:24

  next time don't swim..

• Cowbaycowboo

  12 Jul 08, 21:25

  psssstttt....*whisper into fi's ear*...wanna know hw i dun hv tan lines??

• pongchak

  12 Jul 08, 23:27

  Originally posted by Cowbaycowboo:

  psssstttt....*whisper into fi's ear*...wanna know hw i dun hv tan lines??

  yo! i wanna know!!!!

• SBS7484P

  12 Jul 08, 23:32

  after a day it will go