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Why is it common to catch athletes foot fungus in changing rooms at the baths?
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∙ 12y ago
because you are bare foot and there is tons of sweat and bacteria on the floor
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Would permethrin cream 5 help get rid of fungis?
hot tub baths with sulfur soap is a good way to get rid of fungus on the body.
What does it mean when your body feels hot and itchy?
you have scabies, use oils, salt baths and mud stuff to decrease it and consult doctor for dermnet medicines to kill off the scabies mights and clean ur bed by vacuuming the mattress and changing the bedsheets
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There are many things you can do to ensure you maintain a high sperm count. Wear loose fitting pants, boxers instead of briefs and avoid hot baths.
How do you stop overactive sweat glands?
Don't think you can, or should. Your sweat evaporates on your skin cooling your body down. If your sweating alot I think your problem is your body temperature
The transport of materials against the concentration gradient is called?
In biology (and cut potatoes in baths) this process is called Osmosis; in the Water Purification Industry the process called Reverse Osmosis is employed.
Athlete's foot fungus likes warm damp conditions. Why is it common to catch athlete's foot in the changing rooms at the baths?
Because it is a warm damp condition in the changing room at the baths and lots of people sweat there by doing sports or having sex
Why do athletes take ice baths after practicing?
Hard practices can cause small tears in muscles. Taking ice baths can help reduce pain and soreness in the muscles.
Could anyone enter the baths in ancient rome whenever they wanted?
No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.No. The public baths had definite hours as time was needed for cleaning and water changing and all the other miscellaneous things that needed doing. The women usually went to the baths in the morning and the men in the afternoon. The privately owned baths set their own hours.
Why is it common to catch athlete's foot in the changing rooms at the baths?
The athlete foot likes warm, damp condition, so therefore you're walking bare foot and the bacteria then starts to spread on your foot... :(
Would permethrin cream 5 help get rid of fungis?
hot tub baths with sulfur soap is a good way to get rid of fungus on the body.
How would you describe a roman bath?
The name of the Roman baths was thermae. Only in the city of Rome, where there were many baths, there were distinctive names for baths: the Baths of Agrippa, the Baths of Nero, the Thermae Etrusci, the Baths of Titus, the Baths of Domitian, the Baths of Trajan, the Baths of Caracalla and the Baths of Diocletian. Thermae Etrusci is a term coined by historians. They were commissioned by Claudius Etruscus, a freedman at the court of the emperor Claudius who became the head of the imperial financial administration.
What futures did all the roman baths have in common?
I am not sure what you are asking. The baths were very popular and were used everyday by everyone. They had steam rooms, hot baths, cold baths, even services of other sorts. Business was done in the baths and there were games played there as well. It was the centerpiece of the Roman world.
How many baths were their in a roman bath?
Several. The smallest I saw in Italy were two rooms with two different baths, but the largest had 4-5 rooms. It just depended on who the bath was for. The wealthy had larger complexes for baths than the common man.
What did Agamemnon and the French revolutionary Jean Marat have in common?
They both were killed by their wives in their baths
What is the best home remedy for athletes feet?
OTC. Hydrogen peroxide. Tea tree oil. Neem oil. Rubbing alcohol. Garlic. Sea salt baths. Talcum powder.
What are the 5 names of the rooms in Romans bath?
There were several names for the rooms in the Roman baths, but not all baths had the same amount of rooms. Some were small privately owned establishments and were not as large or as elaborate as the state run baths. All baths had at least four main rooms: the Apodyterium, which was the changing room, the Tepidarium, sometimes referred to as an Unctorium, where the oiling, scraping and massaging took place, the Caldarium, the hot water room, the Frigidarium, the cold water room. Some baths also had the Laconium which was a sweat room.
Did Victorians have baths?
yes they did have baths the Tudors didn't have baths.
