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Old 06-04-2020, 04:09   #1
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Hot water pressure differential? (How not to scald yourself)
I get incredibly hot water for a few seconds when using the valve on my shower head. I assume this is due to a small pressure differential between the hot and cold sides? Any tricks for solving this?
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