I'm looking for information leading to the title of this post. We have unequal pressure in a current property we're living in and rennoing for a rental once we're done. It has unequal water pressure. Just put a new shower in, and used a venturi valved shower mixer to try create the best experience when showering with the average pressure we have.
It seems that the hot - cold crossover is a matter of a few millimeters of adjustments on the mixer eg, you can have it on full hot (which isn't overly hot anyway for some reason, can stand under it just) and try mix in some cold but you've got a few millimeters before you're just completely cold, without any real mixing ability.
So therefore I'm thinking it renders the venturi valve in the mixer redundant as it doesn't get a chance to use it?
Horrible explanation I know, but can anyone offer any input as to how to get a better showering experience or WHY it doesn't have much adjustment on the mixer?
Thanks
It seems that the hot - cold crossover is a matter of a few millimeters of adjustments on the mixer eg, you can have it on full hot (which isn't overly hot anyway for some reason, can stand under it just) and try mix in some cold but you've got a few millimeters before you're just completely cold, without any real mixing ability.
So therefore I'm thinking it renders the venturi valve in the mixer redundant as it doesn't get a chance to use it?
Horrible explanation I know, but can anyone offer any input as to how to get a better showering experience or WHY it doesn't have much adjustment on the mixer?
Thanks
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