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<blockquote data-quote="Jack Arnott" data-source="post: 5817" data-attributes="member: 304">Just what it sounds like. I am amazed at how many things can go wrong with a shower, and in so many different combinations. Today&#039;s shower. Very nice overall. A small, cozy, cute room. Very old, and comfortable. The shower is vary small, and only a shower, walk in. The shower head is about 7&#039; (2M) high, so very nice in that regard, and good water flow.First, there is no door to slide shut. Just a permanent wall for 2/3 of the entry or room side of the shower. (The shower is about 2.5&#039;x4.5&#039;.) (2/3Mx1.5M) This causes two problems. No steam trap inside, and the water sprays out. The entrance is at the far end from the shower head, and this to me is wrong. I would think the head on the same end as the entrance would have less spray outside. And also the head is just slightly offset to the wall. I would offset it to the room, and spray back into the shower. And lastly the adjuster is slightly sticky. So to get the right temperature it has to be wiggled back and forth, like focusing a manual camera, until it sets on the right spot. I am sure that with all the traveling we do, or even our home shower, or those of family&#039;s we stay in that there should be a wealth of fodder for this thread. Pile on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack Arnott, post: 5817, member: 304"] Just what it sounds like. I am amazed at how many things can go wrong with a shower, and in so many different combinations. Today's shower. Very nice overall. A small, cozy, cute room. Very old, and comfortable. The shower is vary small, and only a shower, walk in. The shower head is about 7' (2M) high, so very nice in that regard, and good water flow. First, there is no door to slide shut. Just a permanent wall for 2/3 of the entry or room side of the shower. (The shower is about 2.5'x4.5'.) (2/3Mx1.5M) This causes two problems. No steam trap inside, and the water sprays out. The entrance is at the far end from the shower head, and this to me is wrong. I would think the head on the same end as the entrance would have less spray outside. And also the head is just slightly offset to the wall. I would offset it to the room, and spray back into the shower. And lastly the adjuster is slightly sticky. So to get the right temperature it has to be wiggled back and forth, like focusing a manual camera, until it sets on the right spot. I am sure that with all the traveling we do, or even our home shower, or those of family's we stay in that there should be a wealth of fodder for this thread. Pile on. [/QUOTE]

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