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Originally Posted by Clev
Use a cut-off valve for the shower like this one:
Shower cut off valve - Save Water - Be Green | greatgreengadgets.com
That way, you're not wasting your precious hot water by having it run down the drain while you're soaping up, and you won't also have to fiddle with the water to get the right temperature when you turn it back on.
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It's actually a little cheaper to make one out of a ball valve and a close nipple. (IIRC, shower fittings are 1/2" thread.) Both of those are available at Home Depot for about $6 total.
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