Symphony Geyser Safety for Kids’ Winter Baths

Worried about bathing your child during the chilly winter mornings? If yes, you may think that the hot water will keep the child protected from the cold. But that is too risky.

Keep this in mind: Little children should use bath water at 37 to 38 degrees Celsius. Also, scrutinize the temperature before allowing your child to get into the bathtub.

Also, have you considered whether hard water could affect your child’s hair and skin? It may leave their hair feeling rough or their skin feeling dry.

Symphony’s SPA and SOUL geysers come with PUROPOD filtration technology to help reduce certain minerals and impurities in water.

How to Know if the Bath Water Is Safe for Your Child?

Ever tried checking the bath water with your fingers before allowing your child to take a bath? You may find the water warm enough. But have you considered that the same water could be too hot for your child’s skin?

Little children have more sensitive skin compared to adults. This makes them more likely to suffer burns when exposed to hot water.

One thing you can do is purchase a bath thermometer. With its help, you can verify whether the water is approximately 37 to 38 degrees Celsius.

Don’t have a thermometer, check by using your elbow into the water. Never assume that it will provide perfect information.

Also, do not forget to check the temperature setting of your bathroom geyser. In case the water coming out of the tap is too hot, mix it with cold water before bathing your child.

And one more thing. Do not leave your little child alone in the bathtub, even if it is for a few moments.

Can Hard Water Affect Your Child’s Hair and Skin?

Ever struggled to comb your child’s hair after giving them a bath? You may feel that the shampoo is not working properly.

There are times when even changing the shampoo brand does not prove to be effective. This is where it becomes imperative to evaluate the water that you are using in the bathroom for washing.

Hard water comes with high levels of magnesium and calcium that may leave hair deposits. This is the main cause of your hair feeling rough and challenging to handle. You may also notice more tangles while combing.

Now, can hard water cause hair loss? There is no clear proof that it leads to permanent hair loss. But do not ignore hair breakage that happens when you pull tangled hair while combing.

Dry skin is another concern during chilly winter. Chances are, you might feel that utilizing hotter water can make the bathing experience more comfortable for your child. But extremely hot water may result in enhanced dryness of the skin.

Still contemplating how to protect hair from hard water damage? If yes, assess the quality of water supplied to your bathroom. Don’t use extremely hot water. Opt for a mild shampoo appropriate for the age of your young one.

How to Select a Safe Geyser for Your Child’s Winter Bath?

Planning to purchase a new geyser before winter begins? You may be checking the price and water capacity first. But when there are little children at home, certain safety features deserve your attention too.

One thing worth assessing is whether the geyser comes with a child safety lock. Take Symphony’s SPA geyser, f

For example, It comes with a child safety lock and a smart temperature control panel. It can assist in preventing children from accidentally altering the settings of the equipment.

Also, check out yet another feature, which is protection against overheating. Remember, a thermal cut-out can stop the heating process in case the appliance increases to an unsafe temperature.

In case your house receives hard water, consider a water heater with hard water protection. Symphony’s SPA also comes with PUROPOD filtration technology to help reduce certain minerals present in water.

Before you buy a geyser online, check the safety features and installation requirements. Also keep in mind that even the best water heater in India cannot possibly replace supervision by an adult.

Always make it a point to check the bath water temperature yourself before allowing your child to get into the bathtub.

Can Long Baths Make Your Child’s Skin Dry During Winter?

Ever had to convince your child to come out of the bathtub after spending a long time playing with water? You may think that the warm water will keep the child comfortable during winter. However, what happens when it makes their skin drier?

If your child has eczema or dry skin, do not him/her to bathe for long periods, as it can enhance the dryness level. In case your child is suffering from eczema, a bath of roughly 5 t0 1p minutes is more than enough.

Care for your child’s skin even after the bath. Never rub the body of your little one with a towel. Rather, smoothly pat it till the skin dries up. Smearing an appropriate moisturizer while the skin is slightly damp may also work big time.

Another concern among parents is hard water hair fall. However, not every strand of hair that comes out while combing is due to hard water. When you pull tangled hair in a hard way, it can result in hair breakage.

Before you take your child for a bath, take care to arrange for the towel and warm clothes. This will allow you to not leave your child unattended after the bath.

Conclusion

Winter mornings can prove to be challenging when you have little children at your house.

You may wish to complete their bath swiftly so that they can be dressed and you can serve them breakfast. But using extra hot water just to save time is not a good idea.

In addition to this, is it compulsory to blame the shampoo every single time your child’s hair feels rough? It can even be the water used for bathing. In case the problem continues, consider getting the water hardness checked.

Another thing you should not overlook is your bathroom geyser. Even if you have purchased a model with advanced safety features, do not assume that the water coming out of the tap is safe for your child.

And what about the towel and clothes? Keep them ready before filling the bathtub. Never leave the little one alone while you are getting these things.

Remember, a couple of minutes spent scrutinizing the water and making arrangements beforehand can assist you evade needless risks during the winter bath of your child.