My College won't let me have hot (and for that matter, remotely warm) water in the showers. They want me to rely on a single faucet to fill a bucket of hot water every single morning at 6:30 am. I can't do that.
I wanted to know the feasibility of creating a sort of shower head attachment so that I can take a good warm bath. (I was thinking no further than resistive heating)
I'm blank right now, because I have no way of knowing how much power this heating element would need and if the volume flow rate of the shower is slow enough to heat up the water appreciably.
I don't even want the water hot ! Hell, I'd settle for lukewarm !! Anything is better than having a hailstorm in my shower cubicle.
If anyone has any ideas on this matter, then please do help me out here. It's not very pleasant having to spend 10 minutes everyday after my bath thawing myself.
Thanks!
I wanted to know the feasibility of creating a sort of shower head attachment so that I can take a good warm bath. (I was thinking no further than resistive heating)
I'm blank right now, because I have no way of knowing how much power this heating element would need and if the volume flow rate of the shower is slow enough to heat up the water appreciably.
I don't even want the water hot ! Hell, I'd settle for lukewarm !! Anything is better than having a hailstorm in my shower cubicle.
If anyone has any ideas on this matter, then please do help me out here. It's not very pleasant having to spend 10 minutes everyday after my bath thawing myself.
Thanks!