Pool Safety In the Age of Coronavirus

As businesses start opening back up and the summer sun starts to beat down, some are looking for some fun ways to beat the heat.

Centered as businesses start opening back up and the summer sun starts to beat down, some are looking for some fun ways to beat the heat// some water parks are reopening including one right here close to home..

Our savannah gaido was at a local water park today and got to see how safe it is and the precautions they're taking// "it is summer time here in columbus and now that pools have opened back up, it is now time to have some fun in the sun."

Slip n dip is open to the public -- and co-owner denene carter says they had to take a creative approach to make things safe.

"my brother and my husband built this little entrance here coming from the outside so they could come in, they put in a window that we could slide open and wev'e put our waiver out and talk to people about that" co-owner reid carter says they are constantly keeping up with the chlorine levels to make sure the pools are extra clean.

"we are making sure that we are testing our water throughout the day.

We test it daily and we check the chlorine levels and make sure that they are up."

If anyone's still a little concerned about going public pools, carter says that's okay..

"well, the biggest thing is, we are a family orientened business and we want our customers to stay safe and we dont want anyone sick.

If you are sick, stay at home.

But our clorine kills germs and bacteria and all of that and we do our very best in keeping everything clean and spacing everything out.

But if you're scared then just stay at home, but i think its a very safe place to be, we wouldn't have opened if we felt like it was going to harm anyone in anyway."

"the slide is safe, the water is safe, so come on out and see us."

Centered the pool has a maximum capacity of one hundred, so for the fourth of july -- get there before