Re: [68ATTENDEES] Hilton Prague

The function of the pressure knob is (usually) to limit the amount of 
water you will use by default so that you do not waste too much water 
when taking a shower (a few countries in Europe do not get enough rain 
and need to use water very carefully).

Cheers,

Gonzalo

Fred Baker wrote:
> On Mar 23, 2007, at 9:28 AM, Janet P Gunn wrote:
>> My only complaint about the Hilton is that there is some kind of 
>> thermostat on the bath which prevents it from running hot water.
> 
> I had that issue once in Ipswich, and wound up having the hotel janitor 
> giggling in my bathroom while teaching me how to take a shower.
> 
> The deal is that there are two knobs, one for pressure and one for 
> temperature. In this hotel both had buttons, but I don't know the 
> function of the button on the pressure knob. The button on the 
> temperature knob releases a motion limit - by default you're prevented 
> from scalding yourself, but by pressing the button while turning the 
> knob you can get the mix anywhere from 100% cold to 100% hot.
> 
> turns out that system is pretty common outside the US; the US manually 
> mixes hot and cold.
> 
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