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You might know what a steam room is. The name says it all.
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![Step 1 Make sure there's proper ventilation.]()
Make sure there's proper ventilation. This is crucial to preventing mold and mildew growth. -
![Step 2 Turn the shower on as hot as possible.]()
Turn the shower on as hot as possible.Advertisement -
![Step 3 Open the shower curtain.]()
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5Bring in a chair with arms for safety and relaxation. Don't sit on a toilet, as it could be slippery.
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![Step 6 Do not enter the scalding hot water.]()
Do not enter the scalding hot water. Sit away from the sources.
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If you have a small heater turn this on before you turn on the water that way its easier to make the room steamy. But remember to keep the heater AWAY from water!!Thanks
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Another good idea is to use a humidifier to increase moisture levels in the air.Thanks
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This is good to do if you have a child or someone with asthma and they can't get to their medication. The steam will help them breathe easier, though it should only be considered a stand-in; find that medicine and get them the care they need.Thanks
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Warnings
- This is really bad for the paint work in your bathroom. If you only have a partially tiled bathroom with painted ceilings and walls then this is not a good idea.Thanks
- This will create mold if the walls and windows stay damp.Thanks
- If you enter the shower, you could burn your skin.Thanks
- Listen to your body—excessive heat and humidity can be dangerous. Take breaks and stay hydrated as needed.Thanks
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Things You'll Need
- A shower with hot water.
- A bathroom.
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This article was reviewed by Barbie Ritzman. Barbie Ritzman is a Beauty Specialist, Influencer, and the Owner of Barbie’s Beauty Bits. With over 10 years of experience in the beauty industry, she specializes in skincare and aesthetics. Barbie studied marketing at Tidewater Community College and holds a Certificate from the Media Buying Academy. For her work, she’s won Beauty Influencer of the Year - The USA and was featured in “The Allure 50,” which includes the year’s 50 most influential people in the beauty industry. This article has been viewed 123,276 times.
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Updated: October 1, 2024
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Categories: Spa Treatments
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