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    Dec 27, 2009, 05:45 PM
    Why would my downstairs shower not be getting very hot and cooling off quickly?
    All other sinks (kitchen/half bath sink) get VERY hot and stay hot. Master bath shower has to be all the way on hot and then is still not that hot and seems to cool off quickly. Fixture is a single turn handle type.

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