Is it safe to watch solar eclipse's reflection in water? There will be a solar eclipse soon at my area... naturally I want to watch this with my son.

Is it safe for us to watch the solar eclipse's reflection in the water? There is a swimming pool near my house and I plan to watch it there.. is it safe to do so?

I remember vividly doing this with my dad when I was little, but some website says we are not supposed to watch it in a bucket of water..

So is it ok to watch it in the water?
If it's not safe to look at the sun's reflection in the water normally then it's no safer during an eclipse because even if 1% of the sun is showing this is more than enough light to seriously damage your eyes. The best way to view the sun, if you haven't ordered your eclipse glasses yet, is to poke a hole in a piece of paper and project an image of the sun onto another, like so:



There are instructions on how to do this here on the JPL website.