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People go to saunas where it is above 100 so 50 should not be that bad. Of course, I do not imagine anything productive can be done. OTOH, is it not close to
by rimliu 7y ago
People go to saunas where it is above 100 so 50 should not be that bad.
Of course, I do not imagine anything productive can be done.
OTOH, is it not close to working conditions in some mines? That sounds like hell.
- ollie87 7y agoAbove 100°C? So saunas that are hotter than boiling water?
- lovemenot 7y agoThat's right. Almost any sauna would be like this. Try one in your country and check the thermometer for yourself. The air is so dry. When someone throws water on the coals, then you really feel it in your lungs.
- onemoresoop 7y agoThey are but theres very low humidity. Water at that temperature would boil and we know what happens when we stick a finger in boiled water. For that reason 120C is bearable in saunas. For a short period of time though