Swim Safe

Henry has always been a real family man, taking good care of his wife and daughter, especially during the unknowns of the pandemic year. But now that things are slowly getting back to normal, and his daughter will be off to college at the end of the summer, Henry is taking extra precautions to make sure everything is nothing short of safe... including the swimming pool.

In years past cleaning the pool was something of a nightmare, a task no one he knew ever looked forward to, but this year Henry is quite proud of himself for doing his research and finding a revolutionary pool product called Swim Safe.

Swim Safe, as he tries to explain to his wife Helen, essentially is a pouch full of chlorinating tablets, scientifically advanced and not even sold yet in the states, something he had to order from out of the country. Unlike other chlorinating tablets and pool cleaning products, Swim Safe contains all-natural ingredients guaranteed to sanitize every drop of pool water in mere minutes. And according to everything he has read they continue cleaning with the same extreme effectiveness for no less than five years.

Even better still, Swim Safe is absolutely beyond safe for people, supposedly even enhancing to their health and safety, something Henry and Helen generally assume means it's good for the skin.

But how safe can Swim Safe really be, and who manufacturers it? Is it possible that by being overly cautious following a deadly pandemic, Henry is unknowingly exposing his own family to something that just might clean his pool, but filter what it cleans into dirty desires he certainly would never want his innocent teenage daughter Jennifer to have?

When Jennifer gets home from her summer job, only looking forward to a soaking swim in the pool, a pool fresh with Swim Safe, she may just end up having a much more swell time than planned as the enhancing effects of Swim Safe are quickly apparent.

Readers Choice Month reminds you that a clean pool is a safe pool, and a Swim Safe pool leads to dirty dirty things.