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Alternatively you could take lukewarm or cold showers. In the very least you save energy, and many claim it is invigorating, better for your skin, burns calorie
by goda90 9y ago
Alternatively you could take lukewarm or cold showers. In the very least you save energy, and many claim it is invigorating, better for your skin, burns calories for those trying to lose weight, helps adapt you to cold weather, etc.
Not a fun experience the first few times though.
- knodi123 9y agocold is agony. I have no interest in "adapting", and broaching the idea to my wife is a complete non-starter. And lukewarm is exactly the same problem; 5 minutes to get that temperature, and some minutes to get it back if you leave the water off. I am looking for a solution, not for someone to try convincing my entire family that we should prefer the problem. :-P On-demand water heaters, or electric pre-pumps, or a needle valve with continuous return, are the three viable solutions, period.