concept   water temperature
23 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • Northern countries (1) • tropical countries (1) • Aquarists (1) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • Finland (1) • Greenland (1) • India (1) • Jamaica (1) • Japan (1) • Kenya (1) • Korea (1) • Norway (1) • Russia (1) • Spain (1) • Sweden (1) • Taiwan (1) • Tanzania (1) Thailand (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • United States (1) • more
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1 water temperature Northern countries Northern countries tend to prefer cooler water temperatures for refreshing and cooling effects. 3
2 water temperature tropical countries In tropical countries, warm water temperature is preferred for drinking and swimming. 2
3 water temperature Aquarists Maintaining specific water temperature is crucial for the health of aquarium fish, according to aquarists. 1
4 water temperature Australia Cold water showers are a popular way to cool off and refresh in Australia's hot climate. 1
5 water temperature Brazil In Brazil, warm showers or baths are preferred for relaxation and social bonding due to the cultural importance of water temperature. 1
6 water temperature Canada In Canadian culture, cold water fishing and hunting often require breaking ice and wading through freezing waters. 1
7 water temperature China In China, warm water foot baths are believed to have therapeutic effects and improve overall health. 1
8 water temperature Finland In Finland, ice swimming is a cultural tradition believed to boost immunity by taking a dip in a hole cut in frozen water. 1
9 water temperature Greenland In Greenland, cold water fishing and hunting often require breaking ice or wading through freezing waters. 1
10 water temperature India In India, cool or room temperature water is commonly used for religious rituals and purification. 1
11 water temperature Jamaica In Jamaican culture, warm water is favored for bathing to relax muscles and promote relaxation. 1
12 water temperature Japan The optimal water temperature for hot springs and public baths in Japanese culture is around 40-42 degrees Celsius. 1
13 water temperature Kenya In Kenya, cool or cold water is frequently used for cleaning and bathing to combat the heat and dust. 1
14 water temperature Korea In Korea, the optimal water temperature for hot springs and public baths is around 40-42 degrees Celsius. 1
15 water temperature Norway In Norway, cutting a hole in frozen water for ice swimming is a common tradition believed to boost immunity. 1
16 water temperature Russia Russian culture considers taking ice baths or swimming in freezing waters as invigorating and beneficial for health. 1
17 water temperature Spain In Spain, warm showers and baths are preferred for relaxation and socializing. 1
18 water temperature Sweden In Sweden, taking ice baths or swimming in freezing waters is considered invigorating and beneficial for health due to the concept of water temperature. 1
19 water temperature Taiwan In Taiwanese culture, warm water foot baths are believed to have therapeutic effects and improve overall health. 1
20 water temperature Tanzania In Tanzania, cool or cold water is frequently used for cleaning and bathing to counter the effects of heat and dust. 1
21 water temperature Thailand In Thailand, warm water is preferred for bathing to relieve muscle tension and promote relaxation. 1
22 water temperature United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, cool or room temperature water is commonly used for religious rituals and purification. 1
23 water temperature United States Cold water showers are popular in the United States for refreshment and cooling off, especially in hot climates. 1