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‘Toe touchers’ are plaguing UK swimming pools — but some say it’s ‘standard’
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Swimming pools in the UK are typically shared public spaces where users are expected to follow certain etiquette and hygiene guidelines to maintain a clean and respectful environment for all patrons. The concept of personal space and boundaries can be particularly relevant in these areas, where individuals may be in close proximity to one another. Incidents of inappropriate behaviour, such as the reported 'toe touching', can be a source of discomfort and concern for pool-goers.
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‘Toe touchers’ are plaguing UK swimming pools — but some say it’s ‘standard’
It may not go down well at your local leisure centre.
4 Jul, 14:33
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