Lets have some more tips and steps to take bath its one more interesting i came across somewhere so sharing with u people...
Take off your clothes and put them in a pile neatly. Then prepare your tub. Make sure you close the door!
Find a water-holding enclosure big enough for you to fit in. The obvious choice would be a bathtub, but anything big enough and deep enough will work, such as the back of a pickup truck or a wading pool. Be sure that it is water-tight to avoid leaking (and to keep anything else from getting in). You could use a hole dug in the ground with some form of sealant, or a natural water-holding formation such as a basin within stone.
Fill the tub with water. If you have a bathtub built into your shelter of choice, you probably have running water available. If so, turn the faucet on. If not, try using buckets to bring water from your water source to your tub. Fill it until there is enough water to submerge your body in. Keep in mind that the water level will rise by way of displacement when you get in.
Choose your water temperature. Cold baths have their appeal for some, but most prefer to Relax With a Hot Bath. If you have a water heater, odds are that the water came out of the faucet at the temperature you want. If you don't, you can still heat your water. One way would be to build a fire next to your bath, but you risk turning your bath into soup if this is not done properly. A good way to warm a bath is to build a fire near the bath and keep stones on the fire. When the stones get hot enough, begin placing them in the water (not by hand) and churning the water until the temperature reaches the level you want.
Get into the bath (slowly if it's hot). Submerge yourself only up to your neck so as not to drown. If you want to dunk your head, go right ahead, but remember that humans breathe air to survive.
Relax. Close your eyes, breathe deeply, and enjoy yourself. If you'd like, you can use soap and shampoo to wash yourself, but remember that your bath water will be full of dirt and soap after you do. If you have chosen the hot stone method, use whatever tool you have used (instead of your bare hands) to put more rocks in to keep your bath warm. If you're inside, drain some water, then give it a burst of hot water from the faucet. When done, drain your bath and dry off.
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