How can I take more control over my shower warmth? I recently moved into an outmoded house with an behind the times...

I recently moved into an outmoded house with an behind the times free-standing tub that has a shower sort of "tack on." I would guess that the two-handle faucet is 10-20 years old. I do not know the brand, but I do know that I do not see anything close to it in the replacement section.

When I take a shower, I give the impression of being to have two choices - too hot, or too cold. If I turn up the cold wet a little bit, zilch happens. If I turn it up a bit more, the shower becomes too cold.

I am liable to replace the whole faucet, but despair finding alike thing, so I suspect repair is my singular real way out. I'd like to do it myself surrounded by any case.

How do I seize more control over my shower temperature? Turning down the wet heater is not an resort, as we are already fighting over the hot hose supply in this house.

Do I obligation to find out what kind of faucet I hold to get the parts I involve, and just what do I do to repair or replace the relevant parts? Sorry to stir on so long, but wanted to provide adjectives info

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Answers:    Maybe replacing the valves would be the simplest and most painless item to do. Never mind about brand first name. Just bring your old valve to the home center, and somebody should be able to show you what replacements (or upgrades) are available.
Good Luck

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turn the faucet

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