Does bathing in warm water kill bacteria?

Nope.


there are different type of Bacteria


Mesophiles, thermophiles,


normal bacteria like the temp 37 degrees Celsius


need about 100 degree Celsius to kill all normal bacterial


1000 degree Celsius to kill all bacteria.

Does bathing in warm water kill bacteria?
Nope. But soap does.
Reply:no
Reply:not unless it's 255 degrees fahrenheit
Reply:it helps yeah. just like you are supposed to wash your hands with soap and warm water...
Reply:how warm is "warm"?





bacteria, as well as cells, tend to grow best at 37 degrees C (body temp of "warm"-blooded animals) and 5% Carbon dioxide (or close to these figures)





so if 37 degrees C is considered warm, then the complete opposite occurs, "warm" water would encourage bacterial growth





so use soap
Reply:No, warmth %26amp; water usually increase the rate of bacterial growth, which is why wooden hot tubs are supposed to be chemically treated to prevent skin infections.
Reply:yes it does bacteria die when near heat so that why there in hard to reach places nowhere near the sun
Reply:no way..............the water itself may contain bacteria.............we hope it cleanses us
Reply:maybe a bit,


but soap always does,
Reply:Warm water?Not really.Anti-bacterial soap?I believe so.
Reply:not really...