home is where you know how to adjust the shower....

4.2 K (-269⁰C) and 3,695 K (3,422⁰C) respectively for those wondering.
- I see. Not exactly ideal, I'd venture to say.
  
  Why? My favourite showering temperature is right in that interval.

You might want to have the mixing gasket replaced in your shower. It’s responsible for mixing hot and cold water in your shower and can be the culprit of your shower being too hot or too cold. They have a limited lifespan and need to be replaced eventually
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- This makes a lot of sense because my shower is too cold Right untill last half inch of motion Then is goes to too hot
- How long is their lifespan usually?

Melty melty bones please
- I was in a doom metal band call Melty Melty Bones. We had to call it quits because it turned out that our music rumbled at a frequency that caused osteoporosis.
  
  Is this a joke or the craziest thing I've never heard. Is that like the brown note or something?
- Moopsy!

My shower has its own favorite temperature and will slowly readjust itself to it.

Japanese showers for the win: temperature is written right there on the nob for many.
- Isn't there a physical limit to solving this problem? For me the problem is typically, that the water in the hot pipe has cooled down, so the first few seconds/half a minute it slowly rises in temperature until finally the pump of the boiler sets in to pump actually hot water back into the system. Only then can I reliably find a temperature mix that stays stable.
- Mine is digital. Just set to desired temp and power and away you go.
  
  Is it powered by the water pressure?