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Combi boiler mira shower (new) can't get hot water to come through shower? hot water in bath and and basin and can get hot water in shower if I go right to the end of the red on the shower dial
Started by Sybil Appleyard on
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by 2 people.
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If it ....
And will take more input from the shower to heat the water.You need to get the plumber back who fitted the shower - is the shower running from the boiler or is it an electric shower? Your post doesn't make it clear.
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Any ideas?
I fitted a new Grohe shower bar today and while there is hot water coming through the hot water outlet through the shower bar, there is no cold water from the cold water outlet getting through the shower bar.
It is thermostatic shower bar. ...
Started by Black Bloc on
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by 4 people.
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If I turn off the hot shower....
There is cold water through the shower valve if I switch off the hot water inlet (I fitted two of the shower ? The hot water is coming up on the left and the cold water on the right.
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Just thought about this when I was taking a shower.
Discuss! :3
Started by txus.palacios on
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You could then do something system that controlled....
Certainly not hot enough to shower in.
And what with cooler water before it hits 40C.
Realised now that it's a rather crazy idea.
Want much hotter water to shower with.
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Since my previous thread on mixer tap showers got a bit off topic, I thought it best to start a new one...
If I were to install a mixer tap shower (e.g. Mira Extra) to my bath which has mains cold water and gravity fed hot water, I gather it is unlikely...
Started by goosander on
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by 5 people.
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Unless your cold water tank is at least 5m above the shower, I' give : Unless your cold water....
So you've given up on the electric shower
You could try a pressure reducing valve on the cold water the electric shower.
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What water pump do I have to buy to increase the water pressure of the shower? I am trying to increase the pressure of my shower and I am looking to install a water pump. Does anyone know what kind of pump would work well for this? I don't want a big ...
Started by Jaime on
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by 4 people.
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If the ....
So, I would look for a restriction device in the shower head.
That's not much volume.
Buy a pressure gauge (about $20) and connect it to your outside hose bib per minute can flow out a shower head.
A water VOLUME problem.
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What water pump do I have to buy to increase the water pressure of the shower? I am trying to increase the pressure of my shower and I am looking to install a water pump. Does anyone know what kind of pump would work well for this? I don't want a big ...
Started by Jaime on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
If the ....
So, I would look for a restriction device in the shower head.
That's not much volume.
Buy a pressure gauge (about $20) and connect it to your outside hose bib per minute can flow out a shower head.
A water VOLUME problem.
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I bought a new shower head and hose today..Make croydex from Argos..I fitted it like it said on box, and turned it on, worked ok but the head didnt look right at the screw end..so i undid it all, and reversed what i did but then water was gushing from...
Started by Orangemaid on
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by 4 people.
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On my shower (a triton), there is a small plastic hose sticking out of ....
A connection behind the scenes so to speak , is it an electric shower ? , if it is i would turn off the hose, it may be that you've blown the pressure relief valve.
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The plumbing in this house is atrocious. I spent all last summer dealimg with plumbing issues (septic) and bathroom (toilet and sink) and it never seems to end.
I've got great water pressure in the bathroom toilet and the kitchen, bathroom sinks; drainage...
Started by I'm On Fire on
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by 6 people.
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The ....
I connected a hose to hot water, filled the tank several times to warm the china up, added phosphoric acid and let everything soak.
I had similar problems here before I installed the water softener.
Clogged up with lime deposits.
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Hi there,
Just moved into a new property and the shower is pretty awful.
Have a hot water tank on the same level as the shower so it mixes badly, and dribbles out the showerhead (have a"low pressure" head fitted). Cold water tank in the loft.
I'd like...
Started by iNVADER84 on
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by 5 people.
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A pump.
It with minimum disruption ie not changing existing shower valve, I would recommend a pump.
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Which do you prefer! Showering in the morning or showering at night? Do you think one is better then the other, if so why? There's no rule against voting for both. But if you had to pick one, which would it be?
Showering at night benifits:
• Warm water...
Started by Explorer Oak on
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by 11 people.
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For my shower at night time, I use warm water and a different soap I'm a midday shower....
Then you run all the way to the end to be good for your skin and whatnot .
Get it then you turn on the water, then turn it to the shower.
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