Since the beginning of winter, bath bombs have become an indispensable companion for bathing.
But did you know that even the most high-end bath bombs will break down frequently if they are not used properly. Like I always encountered this kind of problem before, it wasn't until a phone call from customer service that I realized that the switch sequence was wrong.
First, let's take a look at the correct way to open a bath bomb in the shower.
These steps may seem simple, but every detail is crucial to ensure the effective operation and longevity of the bath bomb.
When preparing to take a bath, the first step should be to turn on the bath bomb's blowing function.
This is because the hair dryer function can help the bathroom heat up quickly and create a warm environment for bathing. If you turn on the air heater directly and ignore the preheating process, it will not only prolong the heating time of the bathroom, but also may affect the heating efficiency of the bath bomb.
Next, you should turn on Air Heater I and then Wind Heater II.
This step is crucial for the temperature control of the bathroom, first turn on the air heater I to allow the bath bomb to gradually adapt to the heating process, and then turn on the air heater II to achieve the desired warmth effect.
This phased heating process helps to distribute the heat evenly and thus avoids overheating or insufficient heat.
In addition, special attention should be paid to avoid the use of ventilation during bathing.
Because the water vapor in the bathroom will increase during the bathing process, if the ventilation is turned on, the water vapor will enter the circuit board of the lamp, which may cause a short circuit and damage the bath bomb. In addition, turning on the ventilation function will also cause the heat to lose quickly in the bathroom, affecting the heating effect.
Therefore, the correct sequence of operations is crucial. Turn on the hair dryer first, then heat it up gradually, and finally avoid using the ventilation function in the bath. This not only ensures that the bath bomb is fully effective, but also avoids unnecessary damage and ensures the long-term stable operation of the equipment.
The next time you take a shower, try it in this order to feel the difference.
Similarly, it is important to close the bath bomb in the correct order after bathing.
I used to turn off all the switches directly, and as a result, the bath bomb was damaged. Later, after the guidance of the after-sales service staff, I realized that it had been turned off wrong.
First of all, after bathing, you should turn off each function in reverse order of opening.
This means that you need to turn off the air heater II first, and then turn off the air heater I. This step allows the bath bomb to cool down gradually, avoiding damage to the internal components due to sudden temperature changes.
Many people may not know that turning off all the functions of the bath bomb directly will cause a sudden drop in internal temperature, which can cause damage to the device.
Then, it's crucial to keep the hair dryer on for a few minutes. After taking a shower, the bathroom is filled with water vapor, and keeping the hair dryer function on can help dissipate heat and let the heat gradually dissipate.
Not only does this help keep the restroom dry, but it's also a necessary "cooling" process for bath bombs. In this way, board damage caused by water vapor and heat build-up can be effectively reduced.
Through these simple but critical steps, you can not only improve your bathing experience, but also effectively extend the life of your bath bomb. After the next bath, try to operate in this order, and you will inadvertently increase the life of the bath bomb.
All in all, proper use and maintenance of bath bombs are essential to guarantee their effectiveness and longevity. Remembering the correct opening and closing sequence, controlling the time of use, and performing regular cleaning and maintenance are just some simple steps to keep your bath bomb looking its best.
What other tips do you have on the use and maintenance of bath bombs? Feel free to share your experience in the comment section!