The Water Safety post category provides information on being safe in the water whether it is the pool, lake or ocean.
Rip currents, or commonly called as riptides or undertows, are narrow, channeled water currents flowing away from the shore. These currents are commonly formed at low spots or breaks in sandbars near the beach shore, and near jetties and piers. While you don’t have worry about riptides while pool swimming, if you venture to the…
May is National Water Safety Month and is a great time to review water safety. Given the warmer weather everyone is heading to the pool and beach. We need to make sure they are safe. Swimming Pool & Spa Safety Tips Learn how to swim Always provide adult supervision when children are in or near…
