After swimming in a pool, you should remove the chlorine from your suit (at least by rinsing in tap water) or by putting cool water (about a gallon) into a sink or container with a drop of chlorine remover (available at pet stores). Mix well and then place bathing suit into it and swish around. Allow to soak for several minutes and then remove. Rinse with lots of cool water and hang to let dry.
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