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Why does hot water not come out in the shower but burns your feet in the tap?
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∙ 15y ago
Because your feet are often colder than the rest of you because of things like circulation and lack of protective layer of body fat. So your feet would feel the heat more than the rest of you.
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The cold water and only some of the hot water go up into the shower. The hot water runs out of the tap and burns our feet. Why?
Bad /defective divertor
Do snakes feet come out when it burns?
No. Snakes do not have feet.
Why are your feet red after taking a shower?
shoes can be tied to tight or your feet are not getting enough air to them therefore causing redness to appear from blood rushing to your feet!
Is peeing in the shower good for your feet?
Peeing in the shower has no health benefits for feet or any other part of the body. Peeing in the shower will not hurt a person in any way.
Why is more water coming out of tub spout than the shower head?
Gravity. The shower head is probably 4 or 5 feet higher than the bath tap.
What episode kagome burn her feet?
She burns her feet in episode 167
What is the smallest size bathroom with a shower?
In some RVs, it need be only two feet by two feet, and you can straddle the toilet while the overhead shower showers you.
What are standard tub sizes?
Most standard tubs are between 60-62 feet in length and 30-32 feet in width. The standard tub will also hold around 30-40 gallons of water if filled to the top and will also contain a shower head for optional shower usage.
What is a frog deterrent?
Spray salt water on the areas that you do not want the frog/toad to go in, they avoid standing on the salt as it burns their feet but it does not harm them.
You shower every day and your feet stink when you are finished in the shower?
just use baking soda while you shower or just scrub real good
Can you get severe burns on your feet from beach sand?
No doubt about it.
How far should bathroom outlets and switches be from the shower or tub?
At least six feet away. The idea is that you cannot be standing in water when you operate it. Most people can't reach 6 feet.
