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lakey1962 | 23:22 Sun 16th Jul 2006 | Animals & Nature
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why do showers go hot and cold when they are set at the right temperature?
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Fluctuating water pressure, such as a tap in the house being turned on or a toilet being flushed.

Less water - it gets hotter.
00:19 Mon 17th Jul 2006
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cheers ethel,hope it works
08:56 Mon 17th Jul 2006
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Most normal shower units have a simple pressure regulator built in to the flow control valve block so they should be fairly regular even if taps are opened (within reason obviously), if yours is varying a lot then probably the rubber/plastic diaphragm in it has a leak inside and is stopping it to work.
You might need to check this out with a agent for that model.
15:11 Mon 17th Jul 2006

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