One card per pool, one lap per pool. Stand at the red START marker, face the direction of the first arrow, and keep a steady pace so the dose spreads evenly. Stop at the END flag.
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Step past the ladder before you resume pouring — chemical corrodes the metal. At the two ledge ends, pour past the ledge edge so the dose reaches deeper water.
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Steady pace the whole way round. Step past the ladder before you resume pouring — chemical corrodes the metal.
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Start dosing as soon as you step off the stairs. Outdoor pool — check the wind and stay upwind as you pour.
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Outdoor pool — check the wind and stay upwind as you pour. Keep a steady pace the whole way round.
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Red hatched decks are too narrow to walk — do not step on them. Finish pool 1 before moving, and pour nothing on the grey walking leg.
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The ledge side is shallow. Pour past the ledge edge so the dose reaches deeper water.
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The top and left decks are too narrow to walk — do not step on them. Only the right side and the bottom are dosed.
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The top and right decks are too narrow to walk — do not step on them. The two pillars break up the water, so keep the pour steady all the way along.
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The route turns at the inner corner — follow the line round rather than cutting across. Step past each ladder before you resume pouring.
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The top deck is too narrow to walk — do not step on it. Step past the ladder before you resume pouring.
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The route steps in where the pool narrows — follow the line round rather than cutting across. The ledge runs down the middle, so pour past its edge where you pass it.
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The purple high wall at the inner corner is not deck — nobody walks or pours there, and the white patch behind it is closed off. Pour past the ledge edge along the top so the dose reaches deeper water.
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The slanted left deck is too narrow to walk — do not step on it. After climbing the stairs, walk left along the bottom deck to the start before you begin pouring.