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A benefit of having a hot shower is that it cleans the pores of the skin more thoroughly. The heat actually causes the pores to open enabling for the removal of more dirt than one would remove from a cold shower, which causes pores to shrink. A hot shower is more relaxing than a cold shower. It not only feels good but relieves aching muscles and speeds up recovery for injured or sore muscles.
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