If you are old and in a bathtub, how would you know if you've been in there too long?

Answer 1

If you weren't old when you got in then you've been in too long...

Answer 2

You've been in the bathtub too long if all of the bubbles are gone and the water has gotten a bit nippy.

Answer 3

Put an old-fashioned wind up alarm clock in there and set it to go off in about 30 minutes, then get out.

Answer 4

umm.....do a science experament and get 1 glass of how warm you want the water to be when you take the bath and then set it in your bathroomget a small thermomiter and stick it in there write down how warm it is and get a small thermoniter and stick it in there every 30 to 40 minutes when its colder than it is almost time to get wait 3 to 5 minutes before you get out....

Answer 5

you most certainly cannot go by how wrinkled your skin is, because old people have wrinkled skin no matter how short of a time they have been in the bathtub water.

use a timer.

lol

Answer 6

If the body is decomposing and the neighbors can smell a terrible odor.

Answer 7

your mind has a memory cell that rejuvenates every time though it slow as you get older but you will know at some points it's like AOL when you i in your 80's

Answer 8

when you see particles of dirt inside or skin
then youve been in to long
or when your body get extra "pruny"

Answer 9

when the water gets cold, that is too long

Answer 10

it will depend on how many senses are still functioning.... including common sense.