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No, absolutely not .. no way!! Doing so exposes other swimmers to any infection that may be present in the wound. A contaminated pool may require a complete draining of all its water and a thorough scouring of the pool interior, a very very expensive project, and lots of upset people in the meantime. Don't even consider it. No!
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