I uploaded to videos so you can see the extreme difference.Shower on full blast (hot and cold): http://ift.tt/2jMf1sf on full blast: http://ift.tt/2xowSuq ideas on the cause or solution to this? Taking a shower under a trickle is frustrating.Additional info: I live in an old house converted into multiple apt units (probably circa ~1900). The tub was pretty neat until they did a hatchet job to make it into a shower, and you can see holes (filled with some sort of putty or something) from where the old radiators were cut out.I believe there is a shared water heater for the building, or at least shared amongst more than one apartment. Because there isn't one I can find in my unit and I have a hard time getting hot or cold water whenever my upstairs does something with water (i've almost been burned when they flushed their toilet)Sink in the kitchen doesn't have much water pressure either but it's better than the shower.Not sure what other info you would need so if there is something ask away.And before someone says to contact my landlord...my landlord is what's known as a "slumlord". My apt is cheap is only 635 a month for a 2br, but unless it's heat/a.c. or something actually damaging the property they're not too fast to fix it, so if it's easy enough I'd rather do it myself.Thanks in advance! via /r/DIY http://ift.tt/2xgtgvg
