It is possible for bacteria to get into inflatable pools, just as it is possible for bacteria to get into any other type of pool. Inflatable pools can become contaminated with bacteria through a variety of means, including contact with contaminants in the air, contact with contaminated water, or contact with people or animals who are carrying bacteria on their skin or in their feces.
To help prevent the spread of bacteria in inflatable pools, it is important to properly maintain the pool and keep it clean. This includes regularly draining the pool to dry it out. If keeping water in the pool, checking and maintaining the pH and chlorine levels of the water, as well as skimming the surface of the pool to remove any debris or contaminants can help. For extreme care, shower before entering the pool to help remove any bacteria or contaminants from the skin, and to avoid allowing pets or other animals in the pool. By following these steps, you can help keep your inflatable pool clean and free of bacteria.