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The phrase "warm steam" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe steam that is not hot enough to burn or scald, but still feels warm to the touch. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The hot shower filled the bathroom with warm steam, creating a soothing and relaxing atmosphere."
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In the warm steam room, women fill buckets with water from a gushing tap on the wall, sit on plastic mats and the washing begins: splash yourself with copious amounts of water, soap, then more sloshing.
She would announce the specialty of the day with shy pride at the start of each session: "Today is apple!" and then mix the masque in a blender as I lay relaxing in the dark under the warm steam with a compress over my eyes.
The warm steam will help the mask.
Warm steam can break up congestion by loosening nasal secretions.
The warm steam will increase the moisture content in the room.
Inhale the warm steam that comes up from the hot liquid.
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Reverse the order of preparation if you want the potatoes to be warm, steaming them at the last minute.
At the cartoon museum, I went cross-eyed focusing on both the art and Sasha's whereabouts, and at the modern art museum I tried hopelessly to get her to drink warm steamed milk from the museum's Blue Bottle Coffee stand.
Use a cotton pad with warm water or a warm steamed towel.
We feasted on mashed potato and hard boiled eggs, smothered in thick slabs of melting butter, sprinkled with dried mint and wrapped in a warm flatbread, and tender steamed purple and yellow beetroot that we sprinkled generously with sumac.
Thaw them (36 hours in the refrigerator or 45 minutes in warm water), steam them for a few minutes, and then serve.
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