Can I take a bath in rainy days?

Because there will be thunder and lightning in rainy days, if you use solar water heaters or other shower equipment to take a bath in thunderstorm weather. Because lightning will follow the current.

The harm of lightning to human body includes the direct action of current, overpressure or electric power and high temperature. When a person is struck by lightning, the current will pass through the human body quickly. In severe cases, it will lead to heartbeat, respiratory arrest and brain tissue hypoxia and death. In addition, the sparks generated by lightning strikes can also cause skin burns to varying degrees.

Therefore, you must be careful when taking a bath in lightning weather, and you can't take a bath.

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Things not to do in thunderstorm weather:

1, don't go to the gas station to refuel.

Because lightning is powerful in thunderstorm days, once it hits a certain part of the gas station, it is easy to deflagrate and hurt the driver. Moreover, due to the increase of electronic equipment in the car, static electricity is generated, and the possibility of lightning strike is correspondingly increased. Therefore, drivers are advised not to refuel in rainy days. Instead, you should park your car outside the gas station and wait until the rain stops.

It is best not to listen to the radio in thunderstorm weather.

The antenna of the radio acts as a lightning rod, absorbing lightning. If the radio is used during thunder, strong current is likely to invade the electrical equipment and cause its damage. Therefore, it is suggested that the owner put the antenna away and put it outside the car in lightning weather, and don't strive to be a lightning rod.

3. Be sure to choose a good parking space.

Thunderstorms are very frequent in summer, and the possibility of lightning strikes increases accordingly. If you park your car under a tree, you may be attacked by lightning. Even if there is no lightning strike, breaking branches in rainy days may damage the vehicle.

Try not to drive to the top of the mountain or the roof, which is easy to be struck by lightning. It's best to park your car in a regular large parking lot in case of thunderstorms. Pay attention to whether there are transformers, electric boxes, telephone poles and other power distribution equipment near the parking space. If so, try to avoid it and choose another parking space.

4. After being struck by lightning, don't get off the bus to check the condition of the car.

When lightning strikes, the car is the best protective shell-when lightning strikes, it is safest for people to hide in the car. If you are struck by lightning while driving, don't get off to check the condition of the vehicle, because it is much more dangerous outside than inside. The best way to deal with it is to find a safe place to park and wait until the thunderstorm is completely over before getting off and checking.

5. Don't touch the metal objects in the car to prevent lightning strike.

When driving in lightning weather, don't touch metal objects such as the roof without insulator, headrest metal and some metal modified parts.

6. Avoid using mobile phones when driving in thunderstorm weather.

Vehicles are generally not specially equipped with lightning rods, but the car shell is metal. Because of the shielding effect, even if lightning hits the car, it will not hurt people. Therefore, the carriage is an ideal place to avoid lightning. Experts say it is best not to use mobile phones in cars. Due to the interference of lightning, the wireless frequency hopping of mobile phones is enhanced, which is easy to induce lightning strikes, machine burning and other accidents.

But generally speaking, lightning will only interfere with the cell phone signal, at most damage the chip, and will not cause fatal harm to the human body. In short, when it thunders, whether inside or outside the car, try to avoid answering the phone.