6 Pool Etiquette Rules You Shouldn’t Break

Etiquette experts came up with a list of the rudest things people do at pools.  Here are some behaviors to avoid. 

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer, and as we dive into the season, here’s something to help make sure people at the pool doesn’t hate you.   Etiquette experts came up with a list of the rudest things people do at pools.  Here are some behaviors to avoid.  1. Using the pool as a toilet. basically just get out and use the facilities. 2.  Bringing glassware. stick with plastic cups, or your metal water bottles. Breaking a glass at a public pool is dangerous and a mess.  3.  Don’t hog the lounge chairs either.  If you want to show up early to get the best spot, that’s fine. just don’t use towels, books, and bags to “hold” your spot and then disappear. 4.  Excessive splashing, including cannonballs.   5.  Blasting music is another one. don’t assume everyone wants to listen to it. Keep it down or pack your headphones.   6. Jumping in when you’re gross or super-sweaty or have sand on your feet.  Use outdoor shower before you get in.