I'm not debating it. I'm simply saying its code and provided a VERY inexpensive solution to the issue. A solution that is quicker, less work, and keeps the OP code compliant. I'm not sure why someone would take time out of their day to buy, and make alterations to the plumbing when you don't need to. But life's about choices so knock your socks off.IndyBeak wrote: ↑ It would be good if proponents of the valve present some stats of how many baths were taken per year in Ontario and how many of them resulted in injuries or death due to scalding before the valve was made part of the code. Someone "could" get injured is not a good justification in my opinion. Someone could get injured by literally hundreds of things we have in our homes. And then about guests getting injured and suing because water was too hot. I can only say that one needs to take a hard look at their life, if they are inviting kind of guests who cannot turn the tap a little colder, but would rather sue their hosts.
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