[Stephen] doesn’t have the luxury of readily available hot water ... 2.5 gallon water container which has been mounted high up in his bathroom to let gravity do the work for actual shower.

Although hot showers can sooth sore muscles, improve mood and help you sleep better, there aren't many benefits for skin, ...

Hidden water damage is a common problem in bathrooms, whether from a leaky shower pan or ... ll investigate above the bathroom to see the pipe coming up through the house," says Petrie.

Additionally, hot water can increase inflammation in your skin. It’s recommended to keep your shower or bath temperatures below 86°F (30°C). Hot water can provide immediate itch relief.

and regularly exposing your hair and skin to too much hot water can be detrimental to both, research shows. “A hot bath or shower should be a treat, not a daily occurrence,” said Dr. Victoria ...