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Is it safe to take a bath after drinking hot chocolate?
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Tired?: That is usually ok - unless you are too tired to stay awake in the tub. If you are too tired, you should not take a bath in the tub at that time. Falling asleep in a bathtub can lead to drowning.
Answered 12/25/2018
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