what temp

[aveabeeror2]

What temp. do you set your hot water at?

[nottocus]

31.486 degrees,

[khwaibah]

Whats hot water?

[aTomsLife]

What fan setting do you guys prefer - 1, 2 or 3

[ignis]

electric wall heater in the shower is set on Max, to get it hotter have to turn down the water flow...... now is winter and cold so flow is turned right down, I like a very hot shower.....

What fan setting well that depends on the fan, have lots, 2 main ones are industrial 24" Power Wind, set then above 2 and would clear the room, set a 14 or 16" on 3 is less then the big ones set on 1

[JoeThePoster]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

[daoyai]

What fan setting do you guys prefer - 1, 2 or 3

Please don't hijack this thread, you can start a new one.

[chrisinth]

What fan setting do you guys prefer - 1, 2 or 3

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Maybe the Mods could setup a new sub forum for air-con, water temperature & fan settings.....................

[MichaelJackson]

No, the next is how fast does your water flow ? What temp is your cold water ?

Just the OP trying to troll again ! ( taking the pi**)

[MichaelJackson]

Duplicate removed

[GreenSnapper]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

Fahrenheit isn't used in Thailand and the developed world.

[aveabeeror2]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

Fahrenheit isn't used in Thailand and the developed world.

Dont you mean "or" instead of "and?"

[daoyai]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

Fahrenheit isn't used in Thailand and the developed world.

You really can learn to use both systems old chap. C is handy for a general idea F is a bit more prcise.

[canuckamuck]

I would think the correct answer to the OP is... not too hot and not too cold. Even the little bear in Goldilocks would have known that

[nottocus]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

Celsiheit.

[tim armstrong]

and the next question ... is how close do you stand to the stainless and do you flush it !?

[cornishcarlos]

31.486 degrees,

Celsius or Fahrenheit ?

Fahrenheit isn't used in Thailand and the developed world.

You really can learn to use both systems old chap. C is handy for a general idea F is a bit more prcise.

Unless you want to be pelted with ice, I would use Celsius !!!