Is there such a thing as having your bath water too hot
Whenever l take a bath, l typically turn the hot water all the way on, and
leave the cold water faucet alone. l was wondering if doing this was in
any way harmful to my health. l prefer hot water for some reason, even
though sometimes the water makes my skin turn a little red while I am in
the bath tub. Should l start taking cooler baths? (Yes, l know
this is a weird question, but l was just wondering.)
Well I usually have warm baths but not too warm.It might cause
your skin to be dry and possibly damaged in the future if you do it often.
You might want to get yourself tested by your doctor. You seem
to have a unnatural resilience to pain. That could be a problem, for your
body is protection system is to tell you when it is too hot. When you
are medium rare instead of just rare, it is too late.
It could also be that the hot water tank is not set very high - should
be up to 160F to kill bugs in the water.
Hot baths feel great. I like the feeling of relaxation
afterward. Only thing is, it can dry out your skin really badly. Also, if
a person suffers from a heart condition or high blood pressure, I think it
is a bad idea. In Japan, many people enjoy getting into very hot tubs.
It is for health purposes. However, I guess it is up to the individual and
their health.
I do the same thing, typically the hot water starts running out
as it fills up which cools it off some, but yeah, I like my water really
hot too
I take mine HOT too ...It is fine as long as it is not scalding
Only dangerous if your pregnant
There is no such thing as your bath water being too hot. Unless
it is boiling.. Different people have different preferences.
Yes, there is such a thing as too hot. Usually people are
sensitive to temperature and are unlikely to get into a bath that is hot
enough to damage their skin. I think you may be bathing in water that is
so hot it dries out your skin.
Well if it is two hot it could scald your skin, but other wise
I don't see any problem with it.
yes. if it is all hott and no cold you will burn your skin
extremly which is horrible and nasty.i suggest putting the hot on all the
way and then adding some cold water until the temperature is perfect. once
the water coming out of the shower/faucet thingy is ur perfect temperature
than ur good to go yo
probably not very good. the redness could be mild scald and
could cause skin dryness. Your skin nerves may get destroyed over time
which desensitises you to the heat so you may not be alerted to the damage
it may cause you.
just becareful not to burn yourself.it'd be better to start off
the bath at a mild temperature then to gradually make it warmer.
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