lol I have absolutely no idea why it's a hygiene issue. But I know public swimming pools have that as a guideline for hygiene reasons, I didn't just make that up. I also don't agree with banning someone for swimming for wearing a Burqini, but I think the media turned this into an Islamic issue, when it may have far less sinister reasons. Like I said before, my father, as a swimming pool manager has asked many people to get out of the water for wearing bathing suits that had too much material (and I believe even wet suits), and not one of them was Muslim. I am trying to explain that there are reasons why people do things, and that may not necessarily be politically/religiously motivated.