Okay I promise this is the last question: Temperature Releated

I searched the forums some more and I see that many people have varying opinions on what the "right" temperature is. I have been testing my Urinator with water and practicing for the past few days and it seems to be about 96 degrees pretty regularly. Is that too low? I am told though that the temperature strips on the outside of the urine containers are usually low by a degree or two? Should I worry? Maybe pack a heating pad in their as well or just go with the quick fix? Does Urine have a different specific heat then water, even though it mostly is water I guess. Also I see that some people say the right temperature is between 90-100 or 94 - 100 which answer is more correct?

I am going to do some more searching and hopefully have a better answer for myself soon.

EDIT: Just tested with my real Urine and it was pretty much the same, so I am going to hope that it is alright.
groovesalad Reviewed by groovesalad on . Urine subbing: What temp range is considered acceptable? Okay I promise this is the last question: Temperature Releated I searched the forums some more and I see that many people have varying opinions on what the "right" temperature is. I have been testing my Urinator with water and practicing for the past few days and it seems to be about 96 degrees pretty regularly. Is that too low? I am told though that the temperature strips on the outside of the urine containers are usually low by a degree or two? Should I worry? Maybe pack a heating pad in Rating: 5