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They would put rocks in a fire and take them out when they got REALLY hot.
Evie Stiedemann
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How did people get warm water for a bath in the olden days?
I think that ther warmed the water on something and then puted it on the bath.
How people used to measure temperature in the olden days?
In the olden days, people measured temperature using instruments like thermometers filled with mercury or alcohol. These thermometers relied on the expansion and contraction of the liquid to indicate temperature changes. Other methods included using simple devices like a thermoscope or relying on behavioral changes in animals or nature to gauge temperature.
How do san people keep warm?
by eating warm meat
The Hairless version of the Chinese Crested dog is known for what?
Keeping people warm in cold winter days and/or attracting fleas to keep off people. (Fleas are attracted to warmth.)
What do people wear in Antarcita to keep warm?
Lots of layers help keep bodies warm, and minimizing the time out of doors.
How do you keep feet warm in cold weather?
To keep feet warm in cold weather, wear insulated boots or shoes, wool socks, and use toe warmers or heated insoles. Avoid tight footwear that restricts blood flow, and keep moving to improve circulation. Additionally, layering with moisture-wicking materials can help keep feet dry and warm.
Why were heaters invented?
they were invented to keep people warm
How does air within winter clothing keep you warm on cold winter days?
sex
Did linen and wool keep Colonial people warm?
In all probability, when these fibres were made into clothing designed to keep bodies warm: yes.
Why did people wear animal skins?
to keep them self's warm and
How did people in the past keep their selves warm?
Fire and clothing.
How did people in the olden days forecast weather conditions?
People in the olden days forecasted weather conditions by observing natural signs such as cloud formations, wind direction, animal behavior, and changes in temperature or humidity. They also relied on folklore, such as the appearance of certain plants or insects, to predict weather patterns.
