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Why foam pits can give you pinkeye

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Diving into a massive pit of soft foam blocks feels like jumping into a cloud, but it's actually a plunge into an unwashed sponge bin. Decades of dead skin, sweaty socks, and damp hair settle at the bottom, practically guaranteeing an eye infection for anyone brave enough to dig deep.

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