LawrenceMD
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separate hot and cold faucets in a sink/bathtub.
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2. Hot water heaters in those days didnt use a pump. Ive seen shots of turn-of-the-century houses where the water heater was in the attic and operated by gravity. This would produce much less pressure than the main water line, so a convenient way to get around balancing that pressure to get enough hot water is 2 faucets.
Any plumbers on board have a real explanation?
Or 32.1 degree water. Take your pick.
32.1 degrees, just under body temp.
32.1 degrees, just under body temp.