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Victorian London was a city of smoke, filth, and fear. But the greatest danger wasn’t always in the streets…

It was in the bathtub.

In the 19th century, many people believed bathing could weaken the body, invite disease, or even cause sudden death. And disturbingly, some baths truly were deadly — thanks to poor ventilation, early gas technology, and an invisible killer: carbon monoxide.

Why did Victorians fear water?
How could a hot bath turn fatal?
And how did science uncover the truth?

Step into a world where cleanliness carried risk, comfort hid danger, and survival meant understanding what you couldn’t see.

This is not a horror story. This is history.

00:00 — Teaser / Hook
00:52 — When cleanliness became a risk
03:58 — The room where the water was silent
07:02 — Medicine that looked the wrong way
10:05 — An evening that ended in silence
13:12 — The smell that didn’t exist
16:18 — Progress that demanded air
19:22 — When rumors became fear
22:25 — The body after the bath
25:29 — Cleanliness as a class luxury
28:33 — The moment the truth emerged
31:38 — New rules of caution
34:42 — Cleanliness that stopped scaring

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