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When I step out of the shower, what makes the tile floor so much colder than the bathroom mat?
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Answer 1

the tiles conduct heat much better than the fluffy mat which contains they suck it out of your feet much faster this is not just a psychological effect you feat actually get called on tiles

tiles floor so cold

1 course is the temperature and airflow going back to science class we learn that hot air races and the cold air seems meaning that the coldest area in the house is having around your floor tile is typically the coldest floor covering

Answer 2

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Assuming you don't plug in your bathroom mat to turn on an internal heater, the mat is the same temperature as the tile floor.

Everything in the room is at about the same temperature: room temperature.

The tiles conduct heat much better than the fluffy mat, which means they suck heat out of your feet much faster. This is not just a psychological effect. Your feet actually get colder on the tiles.

But it's because of high thermal conductivity not low temperature.

Granite tiles have a thermal conductivity that is 100-150 times higher than that of cotton bathroom mats, according to The Engineering Toolbox.

That means your warm feet lose heat 100 times faster to the room-temperature tiles than to the room-temperature mat. The sensation of cold you experience is your feet at a reduced temperature due to rapid heat loss, not the tiles at a reduced temperature

Three of the best thermal conductors are diamond (which loses heat 1 million times faster than cotton), gold (11,000 times faster than cotton), and copper (14,000 times faster than cotton).

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