[ SECRET POST #2588 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2588 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not long ago, my water heater died. Because there were a huge number of actual plumbing emergencies (burst pipes, no-heat calls) at the time, I had to wait over a week for the plumber, and I hate cold showers, so I bathed in water I heated on the stove. What worked for me may work for you.

I didn't try to fill up the tub, but poured the water over myself from plastic water jugs. I used three 1-gallon jugs, filled them not quite half full with cold tapwater, and filled them the rest of the way with stove-heated water. I used a smaller bottle for washing my face. You can adjust the temperature as you prefer: a little less hot water in the mix for when you're washing your hair, a little more for when you're washing the rest of you.

You'd be surprised how well it works.