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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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00 I want to tell my guests how to use a non constant temperature so that they won't hurt themselves when they have a shower. The instructions can be informal. 02 br
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00 Can you take a look at the following instructions? 02 br
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00 Since it is a not a constant temperature water heater, first turn off the heater. Then, turn on the hot-water tap all the way through to the hottest temperature and then turn on the cold-water tap to adjust the water temperature. If you find the water turns cold, turn off all the taps first. Then turn on the hot-water tap again and wait the water heated. 02 br
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00 Simon 0-
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00 I want to tell my guests how to use a non constant temperature so that they won't hurt themselves when they have a shower. The instructions can be informal. 02 br
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00 Can you take a look at the following instructions? 02 br
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00 Since it is a not a constant temperature water heater, first turn off the heater. Then, turn on the hot-water tap all the way through to the hottest temperature and then turn on the cold-water tap to adjust the water temperature. If you find the water turns cold, turn off all the taps first. Then turn on the hot-water tap again and wait the water heated. 02 br
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" 02 br 02 br 00 I don't think you need the hyphens for hot water and cold water, but they are not wrong. Also, I would just leave out the word "tap" - if you say "turn on the hot water" people know what you mean. (But of course, don't they have to step out of the shower if they have to turn on only the hot again?
- " 02 br 02 br 00 I don't think you need the hyphens for hot water and cold water, but they are not wrong.
- Also, I would just leave out the word "tap" - if you say "turn on the hot water" people know what you mean.
- (But of course, don't they have to step out of the shower if they have to turn on only the hot again?
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0 It's okay except this part: "Then turn on the hot-water tap again and wait for the water to heat." 02 br
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00 I don't think you need the hyphens for hot water and cold water, but they are not wrong. Also, I would just leave out the word "tap" - if you say "turn on the hot water" people know what you mean. (But of course, don't they have to step out of the shower if they have
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00 I don't think you need the hyphens for hot water and cold water, but they are not wrong. Also, I would just leave out the word "tap" - if you say "turn on the hot water" people know what you mean. (But of course, don't they have to step out of the shower if they have
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1 b 01 font 00 GG has made good suggestions. 02 font 02 b 02 br
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01 b 01 font 00 I think the instructions are clear. At my place, I would add also that guests are to spend no more two minutes in the shower. 05 0 02 font 02 b 010id 5
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01 b 01 font 00 I think the instructions are clear. At my place, I would add also that guests are to spend no more two minutes in the shower. 05 0 02 font 02 b 010id 5
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0 Hi there, 02 br
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00 Since it is a not a constant temperature water heater, first turn off the heater. Then, turn on the hot-water tap all the way through to the hottest temperature and then turn on the cold-water tap to adjust the water temperature. If you find the water turns cold, turn off all the taps first. 01 u 00 And do the same procedure again. ( I mean to t
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00 Since it is a not a constant temperature water heater, first turn off the heater. Then, turn on the hot-water tap all the way through to the hottest temperature and then turn on the cold-water tap to adjust the water temperature. If you find the water turns cold, turn off all the taps first. 01 u 00 And do the same procedure again. ( I mean to t
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