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Cold or hot showers?
- Thread starter FishHead
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I only take hot showers regardless of the weather and they are typically long showers to relax at the end of the day. I start with the hot water turned all the way on and just enough cold water to make it bearable (aka not scalding). Then, I gradually decrease the cold water at intervals until only the hot water is left.
When the water starts to cool down even a little bit, that's my cue to get out. I hate feeling cold and I just don't feel clean after a cold shower. Baths also leave me feeling dirty so I never take them.
When the water starts to cool down even a little bit, that's my cue to get out. I hate feeling cold and I just don't feel clean after a cold shower. Baths also leave me feeling dirty so I never take them.
*The Oakboro Mayor*
♡ sort of active
My showers are usually luke warm to warm most of the time. Usually when it’s like 90° in the summer I do cold showers because it feels nicer and I don’t want to overheat, but most of the time I just do warm/hot showers.
Shellzilla_515
F1 fan who loves pancakes
I always take hot showers no matter what time of the year it is. It helps to relax my muscles and clear my mind a bit. Unfortunately, when I try to take a hot shower during winter, the water only gets lukewarm and not steaming hot. It fails when I needed it most in the winter. Sometimes it gets a little cool even on max output!
I know I live in California (inland) and the summers here are relentless. If I take a hot shower I'm going to be sweating for the whole night.
elo-chan
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Yup. I was born and raised in southern California and I thought I knew what heat was until I moved to AZ. What sucks is my family likes to save money on air conditioning so we turn it off after 6pm regardless. Sometimes I can't even sleep cause its 85 degrees in the house and the fan just doesn't cut it. Yikes!!
That sucks, except i live in northern california. So usually by 7pm the temperatures should be below 80F, unless it was triple digits that day. That is when i open my windows and luckily for me the ac is always on whether it be day or night.
AppleBitterCrumble
TBT Hoarder
if it's not burning me I don't want it
InstantNoodles
Senior Member
I cannot stand cold showers even in the summer, so I usually take warm showers and if it's hot outside I finish off with a minute of cold water!
Imbri
Resident Night Mare
Like Buster Poindexter said, "Hot, hot, hot!"
On the shampoo topic, I know that I avoid sulfates because I color my hair and they will pull the color out faster. I also wash my hair under the coldest I can stand, so it doesn't open the shaft as much.
On the shampoo topic, I know that I avoid sulfates because I color my hair and they will pull the color out faster. I also wash my hair under the coldest I can stand, so it doesn't open the shaft as much.
I usually have to wash my hair under hot water since it loosens up my hair. Cold water just clumps it together, maybe because of my hairtype?
Varies. My office is essentially an ice box so I'm usually shaking with my teeth chattering by mid-afternoon. I look forward to a hot shower when I get home!
Have cold showers during the summer or after cardio. They feel a lot more refreshing. ❤
Have cold showers during the summer or after cardio. They feel a lot more refreshing. ❤
