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Red_October @lemmy.world Must be nice living somewhere where you don't even know that pipes can freeze.
68 0 ReplySemi-Hemi-Lemmygod @lemmy.world Okay, you can heat your house but only to 50 degrees.
7 2 ReplyPoxlox @lemmy.world Everyone who has their pipes freeze that I've asked said you have to set it to 60 if you really don't want to risk it to freeze.
1 0 ReplySkunkWorkz @lemmy.world Everyone in the metric world:
37 0 Replyaulin @lemmy.world 50 degrees is half of sauna temp at best though.
1 0 Replyfishbone @lemmy.dbzer0.com Using what baseline? 50 degrees is half the boiling point of water, using the logical baseline of zero.
1 0 Replyaulin @lemmy.world Exactly. And 100 degrees is what a good sauna should be. Maybe I could go as low as 80, but 50 is absolutely pointless.
1 0 Replyfishbone @lemmy.dbzer0.com Are we talking about the ambient temperature in the room or something else? Cause room temperature at 100c is immediately life threatening.
1 0 Replyaulin @lemmy.world It isn't. The air being 100 degrees and dry isn't the same as pouring 100 degree water on yourself. You're only sitting there for like 15-20 minutes. Ask any Finn and I guarantee you that 100 degrees is what you aim for.
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hungryphrog @lemmy.blahaj.zone why are they wearing towels?? freaks
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DannyBoy @sh.itjust.works I might get heatstroke but my lizard would be so excited. He could run around without his heat lamps.
22 0 ReplyHatchetHaro @lemmy.blahaj.zone based celsius moment
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tiddy @sh.itjust.works Pipes can't freeze if they're halfway to boiling, I like your thinking
16 0 Replyඞmir @lemmy.ml I usually only go for 20 degrees, but I guess a sauna would be fun
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