I have no idea how much anything in °F is, though. I only have a grasp on °C and K. Nevermind that, though. What is comfortable is to have the warmer be slightly warmer than the air. For water it's fine to be between 23°C and 30°C, but room temperature is 20°C and that's what you are aiming for. But a water temperature of only 20°C is going to feel cold.
So while you use the air conditioner to get the air cold, you also have to heat the water, otherwise it will just get too cold.
Unlike you are into cold and ice bathing, than you don't need to heat the water.
Wahaha 0 points 2 years ago
I have no idea how much anything in °F is, though. I only have a grasp on °C and K. Nevermind that, though. What is comfortable is to have the warmer be slightly warmer than the air. For water it's fine to be between 23°C and 30°C, but room temperature is 20°C and that's what you are aiming for. But a water temperature of only 20°C is going to feel cold.
So while you use the air conditioner to get the air cold, you also have to heat the water, otherwise it will just get too cold.
Unlike you are into cold and ice bathing, than you don't need to heat the water.