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No more cold showers!
My shower has the type of faucet that the more you turn counter clockwise, the hotter the water should get. However, the hot water has stop working in my shower, but works everywhere else in the house, including the sink right next to my shower. If I turn the knob completely counter clockwise, a little bit of water trickles out but never get hot. Any ideas?
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