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30 minutes with large skin contact. Take off your shirt or have a tank top.
by gadflyinyoureye 3y ago
30 minutes with large skin contact. Take off your shirt or have a tank top.
- gtirloni 3y agoThat's enough for skin cancer where I live. 5min tops.
- ycombinete 3y agoI guess that depends on time of day, and ozone health, I assume you live in Australia? I live in the Middle East and the uv index in the am (before 9am) in direct sunlight isn’t that crazy.
- smilespray 3y agoIt's enough for frostbite where I live.
- panxyh 3y agoIt’s enough for mosquitoes where I live.
- siftrics 3y agoNot trying to argue; just chipping in: I regularly sit outside with my shirt off in ~20F weather and don't get cold enough to have to go inside. Direct sunlight makes all the difference. With the sun, sub freezing air temperatures can actually leave you feeling quite warm.