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Also we have body sensors which detect acute over-temperature situations and cause us to remediate the situation before damage can occur. Usually while screamin
by Nifty3929 4y ago
Also we have body sensors which detect acute over-temperature situations and cause us to remediate the situation before damage can occur. Usually while screaming something profane.
- amluto 4y agoIn case you have never been in a slippery shower or encountered anyone with one of many possible disabilities, excessively hot shower water is a genuine hazard. For example: Slow reaction time (you can get burned very quickly by excessively hot shower water) Limited sensation in some part of one’s body Balance issues or movement issues. Anything preventing one from getting to the control or out of the water very very quickly. A shower delivering 134F water is hazardous and serves no purpose.
- userbinator 4y agoWho goes into an unknown shower and doesn't start out with the control at the cold end, slowly increasing it until the water is hot enough? That's like getting into a car you've never driven before and giving it full throttle right away. A shower delivering 134F water is hazardous and serves no purpose. It does if you want to clean something other than your body in it.