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 Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2014 6:50 pm
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TheRob kaybelle27 Oh he's a cuddler alright. The problem is when it's time for work and we have to get out from under the covers. We don't accomplish much on chilly days. The bathroom is much worse since you're wet when you get out and I take super hot showers. I like the idea of PREheating the bathroom. Why did I never think of that?! I wish I could take hotter showers. I have 2 bathrooms and both showers are having problems getting to 95 degrees or above (I have temperature thingies on the shower heads). And although slightly below 95 may seem like a big number, the water doesn't really get warm enough on cold days until it is at least 95...and then there's the issue of trying to get it to stay at 95 or above for the duration. sweatdrop So that's why I've been trying to heat up the room instead since I can't really heat up the water much more unless I want to spend some hundreds to have a plumber fix it. stressed |
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Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 8:18 pm
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Zelexia TheRob kaybelle27 Oh he's a cuddler alright. The problem is when it's time for work and we have to get out from under the covers. We don't accomplish much on chilly days. The bathroom is much worse since you're wet when you get out and I take super hot showers. I like the idea of PREheating the bathroom. Why did I never think of that?! I wish I could take hotter showers. I have 2 bathrooms and both showers are having problems getting to 95 degrees or above (I have temperature thingies on the shower heads). And although slightly below 95 may seem like a big number, the water doesn't really get warm enough on cold days until it is at least 95...and then there's the issue of trying to get it to stay at 95 or above for the duration. sweatdrop So that's why I've been trying to heat up the room instead since I can't really heat up the water much more unless I want to spend some hundreds to have a plumber fix it. stressed It sounds to me like the water heater is poorly calibrated or something. My brother set ours hotter than the recommended temperature because of his love of hot showers. It's too bad he doesn't accept side work, otherwise I'd ask him to give you a hand with the water heater. Good luck with all of that.
I should check into my water heater though. It's got a sticker on it that it was last checked in I think 2004. stressed sweatdrop |
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Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 8:19 pm
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 4:31 pm
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 5:25 pm
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Zelexia TheRob kaybelle27 I don't like for the water to be below 120! I think my skin might burn at that temp. lol I think ours is set to 134°F right now. mrgreen
Mine got up to 97 earlier. I was content enough with that...for the 2 or so minutes it was able to get up that high. sweatdrop |
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Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 12:14 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 8:34 am
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Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 11:27 am
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