why you feel cooler if you splash your self with water?
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This is called evaporative cooling.\nThe water is cooler than your skin and absorbs this excess heat until it reaches evaporation temperature. As the water evaporates it releases this heat into the air which must be cooler than your body for this process to work. This is why sweating helps cool the body. The hotter and more humid the air temperature, the slower the evaporative cooling effect takes place.
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The body regulates our internal temperature in reference to an outside source (in this case the warm water). Your blood vessels going to your extremities are dilated, you sweat slightly more, and in some cases metabolism decreases because it produces heat. \n\nBy the way, the water does cool when it comes in contact with our body. The first thing that happens is it evaporates, because it uses the heat from our body to go from a liquid to a gas (evaporation). Then, it condenses (goes from gas to a liquid) back down to the bathtub because the air temperature is cooler than our body.
820933
In the rain I think I got splashed on but it's not bad. In the snow I get to jump in, or go sledding and slide down the snow.
791557
Because the skin cells absorb the water. Its not harmful and will return to normal very quickly after you dry yourself off.
18385
Has to be HOT!!!!  I love the steamy air and my skin has to come out the shower RED LOL I usually get out and feel light headed and lay down for a minute... Weird I know but the hotter the better.  Only way to feel clean.
423560
Because you'll feel as comfortable in your surroundings as you do in a warm bath.
96783
The water itself isn’t any hotter or colder, it’s exactly the same temperature. It just feels hotter or colder because air is cooler or warmer.\nThe ground has a very stable temperature, and more than a few feet under in most places and the temperature varies by just a couple of degrees all year round. That’s; why wine and vegetables are commonly store din cellars, to protect them from the heat and cold. Water in the ground has an equally stable temperature.\n\nSo in summer the water is going to be several degree cooler than the air, and so it will feel cold. In winter despite being the same actual temperature it will be several degrees warmer than the air, and will fel warm.
824988
You are increasing your blood flow while in sauna, so it is possible that you lose a little bit of fat. But the effect is very small, it is mostly water you are sweating out.
757866
I use warm water. It feels better.
803163
The skin is waterproof so we do not absorb water.  We sweat when we come out of a hot bath to cool down.
66440
Maybe because we expect the water to be cool.
550535
swimming because i love it, it helps me relax and get rid of my stress i could swim all day if i had the chance
124277
believe it or not water isn't calming for everyone. for many it is though. That reason is because when you were in your mother's womb, you were surrounded in water and that was sucure to you and when you are near water it brings back memory triggers and those make you feel safe and calm
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I am comfortable swimming in water that is warm.  It has to be at least 90 degrees out and the water has to be very cool not to warm not to cold.  Just enough to cool me off
360007
Thanks alot--I think I wet myself. :-0
524560
Yup, it's A.  The air is saturated with water, so the sweat on your body doesn't have the chance to evaporate to cool you.
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When you get out of the water the pressure on your lower abdomen and bladder is significantly different. This makes you feel like you have to pee.