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Mike Roberts
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Scalding shower from shared boiler system in condo complex.

Mike Roberts
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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I just purchased a condo in an old complex that my daughter is living in until the graduates college. Once she’s finished, I plan to turn it into a rental. The problem we’re having is that we share our hot water from a boiler system that supplies at least 8 units and you can’t get through a shower without it scalding you at least once. The association basically says that there’s nothing they can do and it’s probably a faulty mixing valve which I’ve already replaced twice. I’m worried that I can’t rent it in this condition as I’d hate for a child to get burned... Any suggestions? Thanks!

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