Metal feels colder than wood, even when both are at the same temperature.

Why does this happen? It’s all because of something called thermal conductivity.

• Thermal Conductivity: Metals move heat away from your skin way faster than wood.

• Heat Transfer: When you touch metal, it quickly pulls heat from your body. This is why metal feels colder.

So, even if metal and wood are the same temperature, metal can really feel much cooler because it transfers heat differently.