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If you get home from a walk, from cycling, running and so on, you can get a sweaty back and once home you can get “chilled” from having a wet back int he cooler weather.
I am a single man (Divorced), but when my daughters left home they left 2 hairdryers,
and I use them on the hot setting to dry my back and if I am wearing a singlet or
T-Shirt and the like, they get dry when I dry my back.
I am one of those people who
if I have a shower immediately when I get home need about 5-10 minutes to cool down
before a shower or else if I shower as soon as I get home I continue sweating after
I get out of the shower. So I prefer to cool down first and then shower, and to remove
the sweat from my back and even other areas, like shoulders etc, I use the hairdryer
and it works very well.
The hair dryer on hot mode is very effective, warm, and removes all the sweat.
I would also guess that the heat from the hairdryer is good for the muscles on the
back, or if applied to an area where a muscle has been hurt while out exercising.
You could apply the heat while massaging the sore area.
So that is a tip for those
who want to cool down and not get a back chill after getting home from some exercising.
I have been doing this for about 5-6 years now and it works well for me, so maybe
it can work for you as well. Just be a bit careful as hairdryers can get very hot,
so don’t hold it to close to your skin.
All the best from
James M Sandbrook.
24th of March. 2021.
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