Steam Shower Question
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You usually drain it after every use, in fact most have an automatic valve to do it. NO, you cannot drain it into the shower, because someone might be in the shower when you do it and they would be severely scalded by the steam temperature water.
You usually drain it after every use, in fact most have an automatic valve to do it. NO, you cannot drain it into the shower, because someone might be in the shower when you do it and they would be severely scalded by the steam temperature water.
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If you drain the unit after each use doesn't the unit just refill with water or does it only refill when powered for next use. If I do plum drain into waste line, my shower trap is only a few feet away, can I use this for draining ? I can not find any info on connecting the drain.
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Thanks A lot for the reply.
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This might be a moot point, but if the shower was not built originally to be a steam shower, you're asking for mold and possibly structural problems. there's a big difference in the details of construction between a regular shower and a steam shower.
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The purpose of draining is to flush out the materials precipitated out of the water when it was converted to steam. There are specific requirements as to where you can drain a steam generator, and we cannot tell you if your shower drain meets them, because it is basically on a case by case basis.
The purpose of draining is to flush out the materials precipitated out of the water when it was converted to steam. There are specific requirements as to where you can drain a steam generator, and we cannot tell you if your shower drain meets them, because it is basically on a case by case basis.
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