resq944 New Member Messages 26 Reaction score 0 Points 1 Sep 28, 2005 #1 I was told and I doubt this is true but on a shower/tub combo valve does the shower side of the valve flow at a lower rate then the Tub side? Or is the restriction in the shower head only? thanks C
I was told and I doubt this is true but on a shower/tub combo valve does the shower side of the valve flow at a lower rate then the Tub side? Or is the restriction in the shower head only? thanks C
Jimbo Plumber Messages 8,918 Reaction score 21 Points 0 Location San Diego, CA Sep 28, 2005 #2 Some brands do in fact put a restrictor in the outlet to the shower. It is to help insure that when in the "tub" mode no water goes up to the shower.
Some brands do in fact put a restrictor in the outlet to the shower. It is to help insure that when in the "tub" mode no water goes up to the shower.
