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What temperature range defines tempered water?

50°F to 70°F
70°F to 85°F
85°F to 110°F
110°F to 130°F

The correct answer is: 85°F to 110°F

Tempered water is defined as water that has been heated within a specific range to ensure comfort and safety for various applications, particularly in body art practices. The correct temperature range for tempered water is 85°F to 110°F. This range is ideal because it is warm enough to promote relaxation and comfort without being so hot that it risks skin irritation or burns. In settings involving body art, using tempered water helps in cleaning and preparing the skin, as well as in other processes where water temperature is crucial for client safety and satisfaction. The other temperature ranges would either fall below the comfort threshold, making them unsuitable for tempered water, or exceed safe limits for skin exposure, increasing the risk of discomfort or injury.