Question

⇒ In winters, one feels cold to walk on a tiled floor with bare feet but feels quite warm while walking on a carpeted floor. Why?

Answer 1

Explanation:

BECAUSE AS TWO SURFACES RUB TOGETHER AGAINST EACH OTHER BECAUSE OF FRICTION HEAT IS PRODUCED AND AS THE CARPET IS A GOOD ABSORBER OF HEAT IT FEELS WARM.

TILES GET COOL QUICKER AND DON'T ABSORB HEAT IT FEELS COOL.

Answer 2

Answer:

$\implies$ When you touch the carpet, it will not remove heat from your feet, as a result, it feels warmer.

$\implies$ Conversely, tile or metal is able to remove heat from your foot very easily, and so it feels colder.

$\implies$ In colder climates they help keep the interior of the home warm.

$\implies$ That is why, carpeting has been a favorite choice for years.

Explanation:

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