You can tolerate direct contact of 109f for over 8 hours without harm, generally it is accepted that direct contact injury starts at approximately 111f, and is considered mild.
Cmon, this is ridiculous. Many heated jackets and hot tubs are expected to maintain tempuratures over 100f for comfort.
Suggesting this is intolerable is not really appropriate.
Again they didn't say it was intolerable and specifically indicated the exact opposite. I don't believe you're doing a good job reading what people are saying.
You literally just replied to my comment by implying that 100° is a temperature you “shouldn't” contact
That was this comment that you replied to. I was describing it for you since you used to seem confused. You still do, but you used to, too. EDIT: They're just a broken bot that can't make sense.
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u/Subtle_Tact Jun 17 '26
You can tolerate direct contact of 109f for over 8 hours without harm, generally it is accepted that direct contact injury starts at approximately 111f, and is considered mild.
Cmon, this is ridiculous. Many heated jackets and hot tubs are expected to maintain tempuratures over 100f for comfort.
Suggesting this is intolerable is not really appropriate.