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Problem is you're not just adding heat, but humidity. Normally while having a shower you're going to run an exhaust fan in the bathroom. So if you want to con
by tempestn 4y ago
Problem is you're not just adding heat, but humidity. Normally while having a shower you're going to run an exhaust fan in the bathroom. So if you want to conserve heat, the better approach is just to make the shower as short as possible.
- chihuahua 4y agoThat seems like a more realistic suggestion to me. If you want to take this further, switch to taking Navy showers: get wet, turn off shower, apply soap, turn on shower to rinse off.
- syockit 4y agoWhat, all my life I thought that was the normal way of showering. So how do you people actually shower? You leave the tap on while soaping?
- chihuahua 4y agoYes, I believe that is the common way of taking a shower. Turn on the water, do whatever you need for approximately 10 minutes, then turn off the water at the end.
- mahathu 4y ago>get wet, turn off shower, apply soap, turn on shower to rinse off. Isn't that just a regular shower?
- askvictor 4y agoAlso, cold showers are better for the skin, and good for mental health. Take a bit of getting used to though, particularly in the middle of winter!