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Description:Now scientists have been able to confirm the full extent of offending for the first time, after developing a test designed to estimate how much urine has been covertly added to a large volume of water. Regular swimmers with a keen sense of hygiene may wish to stop reading now. The test works by measuring the concentration of an artificial sweetener, acesulfame potassium ACE , that is commonly found in processed food and passes through the body unaltered. Walls that 'pee back' tackle people who urinate in public Read more After tracking the levels of the sweetener in two public pools in Canada over a three-week period they calculated that swimmers had released 75 litres of urine — enough to fill a medium-sized dustbin — into a large pool about , litres, one-third the size of an Olympic pool and 30 litres into a second pool, around half the size of the first. Lindsay Blackstock, a graduate student at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, and lead author, said: The findings make for unwelcome reading, but swimmers might find some comfort in the measurements from eight hot tubs, which were found to have far higher urine levels.

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