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    Image of Tyler Watkins Tyler Watkins
    02/12/09

    In reply to Sylvania Ecolight Water-Powered LED and Temperature Gauge For Your Showerhead
    When the water hits around 130 degrees what happens to this thing? Our shower is so hot it destroys all the plastic and rubber washers in about a month. I cant imagine this thing surviving very long.
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    02/12/09

    @Tyler Watkins: "...the water hits around 130 degrees...Our shower is so hot it..."


    You let your shower get to 130 degrees and higher? You do realize that a shower is for bathing, not cooking your dinner.

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    02/12/09

    In reply to Sylvania Ecolight Water-Powered LED and Temperature Gauge For Your Showerhead
    Turns blue when under 78 degrees and red when above 105.8. What color is it when it's in between?
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    02/12/09

    @phoenix6666: Purple..
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    02/12/09

    @phoenix6666: I would like to see one of these that works on a gradient from blue to red.
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