Grandfather Dies After Getting Burns From 150-Degree Shower

[@iiNxtDilliStudios]

I was today years old when I found out showers can go up to 150 degrees.

[@guineapiglady2841]

What today years old??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Lezzite]

@@guineapiglady2841it’s just another way of saying they found it out today

[@_chopper_]

@@guineapiglady2841welcome to the internet little bro

[@SubroOrbus]

@@guineapiglady28416 days old (loljk)

[@StripeStip]

​@@SubroOrbusIn my case the comment shows 12 days old.can you explain how is it 6 or 7 day old for you?

[@jdrayton7224]

You live to be 75 years old and get killed by a shower

[@KinichIsTheOne]

Fr

[@ee2113]

LMAO

[@Diaafem]

Alr, reading the replies it seems he fell and couldnt move. RIP to him man, sucks dude wish the hotel fixed the issue

[@youngmasterzhi]

And I don’t mean the kind found in concentration camps

[@ursalight]

@@Diaafem hes old so his mobility could be bad, im guessing he couldnt maneuver himself out easily

[@dkoch2]

I hate hotel showers to begin with, their levers can be puzzles sometimes

[@burnthecandleatbothendz]

I stayed in an old haunted hotel and there were like 3 things I had to pull and push to start the shower .there were directions on the wall lol .

[@webspec]

Thank god Im not the only one to notice. I would throw in the coffee makers as well. Its noticeable on road trips, where you stay at different hotels in a short amount of time. Figuring the shower and the coffee was my morning routine 😂. Id say coffee is not as bad but still.

[@PatrickBaptist]

Then you call the front desk and ask for help......

[@misterscorbunny5524]

i stayed at this hotel and the nozzle was like chest level and im 5'10"

[@narata1541]

One hotel, the shower knob was in the back of the shower. Another one, I had to pull down on the end of the water spout. I thought I had to pull the entire water spout down, LOL. I could have broken it. And another had 3 knobs. I kind of forgot what the 3rd knob did, though.

[@ajspice]

I always let a shower warm up and check before I put my actual, naked body into it.

[@KinichIsTheOne]

You did NOT have to add the "naked body" part

[@emeksb4823]

@@KinichIsTheOneexactly. I was looking for this comment 😂

[@crystalmoonstar275]

Right?!! I thought that’s what everybody did, but I guess not. Pretty dumb not to if you ask me. 🫤

[@AvengedPanzer]

he was already in the shower

[@L-kimKardashian-No..45]

Excuse me sir why "Naked body" in comment??

[@egyphon]

That poor man.

[@SMCwasTaken]

Finally a sympathetic guy in the comments If this was a woman people would care.more but internalized m1s4ndry doesn't allow it

[@moniqtl]

​@SMCwasTaken what does gender have to do with this? It's the fact that he got in without checking first.

[@AvengedPanzer]

My heart breaks for this poor man and his family. Rest in peace.

[@willcookmakeup]

150 degrees!? That's absolutely unacceptable

[@inflation1139]

What's unacceptable is a 75 year old not knowing how to take a shower. 😂

[@jacobp.2024]

@@inflation1139 No shower should be reaching 150. I don't think people realize how insane that is. That'll burn you on contact.

[@Kotiga]

@@jacobp.2024dont feel like lookin it up but i think the hottest it s/b when reachin you is like 120 when on hot only Edit: just finished the video and they mention that woops lol

[@TheeRighteousOnee]

​@@inflation1139sometimes people flush the toilets in other rooms and the shower gets hot as hell.

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

@@TheeRighteousOnee That's because flushing the toilet uses the cold line to refill the toilet tank which drops the pressure on the cold line. You set water temp by mixing hot and cold water.

[@SuperBlessedKing]

How is that even possible?! That’s too hot!!

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

Really? I had no idea it was too hot.

[@HunkMine]

When you own a water heater you can adjust the max tempture of the water. The hotel probably just turned it to the max without thinking about this, which is what the old owner of my house did too

[@SuperBlessedKing]

@@HunkMine Thank you for the explanation, that makes so much sense now.

[@SuperBlessedKing]

@@JustAJinx-ci6hg Exactly. You thought it was too cold. Catch up!!

[@clintpatty]

Restaurants need commercial water heaters to go to 180, so if a motel needs a commercial water heater, the options available probably can get hotter than a residential heater.

[@ediyzbyclaire]

Don’t tell me I’m the only one who actually checks the water with my hand before getting in?

[@toddb2537]

I kind of thought that was normal. I always have done that since I was little. Seems like you would see massive steam coming from the shower if its 150 degrees coming out.

[@travelkingdom8987]

Same also

[@whiteeagle8140]

You didn't even bother to watch the video, or you didn't pay attention at all.

[@ediyzbyclaire]

@@whiteeagle8140 I actually did….?

[@whiteeagle8140]

@@ediyzbyclaire Then you would've known that the water got hot while he was already in the shower, and slipped when trying to back out, and fell.

[@mollywalsh2860]

Check water before you get in. If mental issues with the elderly, then someone else needs to monitor this.

[@Sasha-wp5uv]

Be slipped and fell. After he fell the temperature increased on him.

[@mauriciagarcia6175]

I always check my water before going in

[@stephanieann622]

That’s a great idea, however all of us don’t have people with us when we get older. I developed major health issues as an older adult and have no one to help, as a country we need to do better and look after our loved ones.❤

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

That's not the point. The point is water should never be able to be that hot leaving the tap in the first place. I set mine to 135 and even that can cause serious burns.

[@javiruiz8365]

@@mauriciagarcia6175 always! Since I was a child! 🙄🙄🙄

[@GeekyEverAfter]

Awe this is very sad no elderly person deserves that 😢

[@raeraebadfingers]

I do not like hot showers, I can't breathe if its too hot. I'll consider myself lucky.

[@lotuselise2209]

yes me neither i think i'm best at 30 or maybe 35 degress celcius. newer been a fan of to to hot.

[@pixelchu]

I feel like the steam helps clear my sinuses, but that’s just me

[@ceer6]

I like my shower water at 85 to 90 so 150 can’t even imagine

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@pixelchuit does

[@justahugenerd1278]

@@pixelchu it does

[@pepposano4200]

So people never check before getting into the shower how hot or cold it is..???

[@eternallife8898]

First world problems.

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

I always check.

[@TheRealAntonioTheSecond]

I have.

[@nuunyabizzness]

He got in after he checked and slipped in the shower while backing up after it continued getting too hot. Did you watch the whole video first? Like the other guy said too, someone else flushing the toilet or turning on/off the water in another room can change the temperature rapidly. 76 years old and you take a fall like that, that alone can be detrimental to your body, add onto that a massive shock of scalding hot, literally burning water, I don't think any elderly person could survive that.

[@qtJosie]

did you consider maybe he was ALREADY IN THE SHOWER when the temperature changed?

[@sarajohnson6550]

RIP Mr.Alex my condolences to all that knew him.

[@leoncraftmc]

RIP BOZO L

[@scrappycoco6282]

Why did they designed it to have this kind of temperature again??

[@hamman6997]

Hot water storage systems for residential buildings must be heated to a minimum temperature of 140°f, to prevent the growth of bacteria that can cause harm to humans, such as Legionella.

[@MathieuCastro]

​@@hamman6997more bad information because you didn't understand and went running to Google AI. This information is correct in regards to bacteria. But just because the water is heated to those temps for that it does not exit at that temp. The regulation for the exiting water temperature is 120. Units with more control of their water usage can go higher easily. If you never run out of cold water to temper the water then you're fine. This guy doesn't know what he is talking about. He got called out in his other comment then ran to Google AI and now is just spouting incomplete information.

[@MathieuCastro]

@@scrappycoco6282 crazy how I can't use terms of what this other person is doing without KZbin taking it down. His information is not complete. The exiting temperature of the water is regulated to 120. Just because they heat it to that temp for bacteria does not mean it needs to leave at that temp. Units exiting temp can be changed in cases if you did need hotter water or have more control of your water use. If you never run out of cold water to temper the hot water you'll never randomly get hit with whatever temp you have it set to. Without full control of all usage it's why it's regulated to 120.

[@777Skeptic]

​@@MathieuCastro KZbin's censorship is getting out of hand. Someone can just rant, throw temper tantrums, and call everyone names, but you can't have a logical civil discussion where you don't insult anyone because key words get filtered. Doesn't make me want to buy Premium.

[@samuelstevens1129]

​@@MathieuCastroKZbin is so annoying. I sometimes have to check repeatedly and redo a comment just for it to appear

[@jdrayton7224]

How is this even possible

[@MiguelPinto-k9i]

Looks like it is that all in one bath shower from the 70's kind of setup. So easy to slip in those. Poor Old dude probably slipped and tried to grab something with his hand and unfortunately he grabbed the shower knob and it got adjusted to extremely hot which led to his burns whilst he could not get up due to age. That's what my common sense tells me.

[@yourdigitallibrarian_story]

I think they meant how is it possible to make a shower that hot? ​@@MiguelPinto-k9i

[@eclair1616]

@@MiguelPinto-k9iOkay yes, but why did the shower go to 150 degrees in the first place? That’s too hot!

[@MiguelPinto-k9i]

@@eclair1616 The geyser must be set way too high. That will be on the hotel itself. My geyser has gone way too hot before and it takes two minutes to adjust the temp. My geyser is also set to "switch" off If going beyond a certain temp. My max temp is set to 40 degrees celsius.

[@PatrickBaptist]

It's called a boiler, they don't use residential water heaters LOL.

[@steventan6381]

I always test first for water temperature in hotel showers before going in. I need to be sure which way controls the hot and cold.

[@asthecrowflies737]

Isn't it normal to check the temperature of the shower water with your hand FIRST? I'm 71 and know better than to just blindly step in the shower without first checking the water temp!!

[@TheburgerMan-r2g4m]

Look man , people make mistakes and might tend to forget sometimes , regardless it is the Hotel's fault.

[@roguedoge2479]

@@TheburgerMan-r2g4m last mistake he’ll ever make

[@ツツÆ-z3e]

he slipped and fell into the shower

[@cohengamertv6548]

The shower was fine, but it suddenly changed temperature, the victim fell trying to get out, and couldnt escape

[@Yourname-d8s]

Can you imagine living 75 years only to be taken out by a shower so sad

[@PatrickBaptist]

Yeah you would think he would know to check the water, at 150* you think he would have noticed the steam as a big red flag....

[@ItsTheTaxCollectorYT]

Steam is a red flag? Welp… everyday I take a shower with the heat to the max, and it’s always steaming a lot.

[@Yourname-d8s]

@@ItsTheTaxCollectorYT lol same

[@christinescorner111]

What a horrible way to go🥺poor man was probably so confused. Condolences sir.❤

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

After being burnt, he self medicated and went to work in his food van at a festival. He then went to hospital but self discharged against medical advice so he could go back to work. He waited 2 days before returning to hospital. He was in hospital for 5 months and assigned rehabilitation. Something went wrong (unspecified) and he was sent to hospital again where he died.

[@battlechaing6374]

That's why you always check the shower before getting in.

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

Victim blaming

[@jasongates-]

@@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole In most cases, it's victim blaming, so I would normally agree with you, but in this instance, it's being cautious and taking measures to prevent yourself from being a victim. It's like telling someone to wear a seat belt when in a car. Is THAT "victim blaming?" Or to look both ways before crossing the street. Is THAT "victim blaming?" It's preventing you from being a victim.

[@krazyxki]

​@@jasongates- He slipped and fell and the temperature increased on him, to a temperature it shouldn't have been allowed to increase to. So yes it is victim blaming, and people cannot be bothered to watch the video before making their ignorant comments.

[@dtango3531]

No one watched the video because it said he fell when it suddenly got hot

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

As a multifamily investor, my diverters had to be limited to 105 degrees per plumbing code. 105 is pretty hot water. There is a mixing valve inside that lets in cold water in until the output is 105.

[@hamman6997]

Hot water storage systems for residential buildings must be heated to a minimum temperature of 140°f, to prevent the growth of bacteria that can cause harm to humans, such as Legionella.

[@xynonners]

​@@hamman6997yeah, which is why you run the boiler at a higher temperature, and use a thermostatic mixing valve

[@kathleentaggart4596]

I accidentally burned myself in my shower about two years ago and since then I learned my lesson and now check my water temperature before taking a shower

[@LightningEthan]

i honestly didn't know there's people who don't always check it first

[@aperson9950]

@@LightningEthan he did

[@javiruiz8365]

@@LightningEthanRight! I thought it was something everyone did! I guess not 🤷‍♂️

[@OrdellRob]

So you don’t possess common sense? 🤔

[@chewy99.]

I always leave the water running a little while before I get in and use my hand to make sure the temperature is good.

[@cynthg9547]

That poor man 😢 rest in heaven

[@ashleyshayia8087]

This is super sad my condolences goes out to this grandfather’s family and friends 🤦🏾‍♀️💔🙏🏾

[@musicman76enator]

This is why I always place my hand under the shower head before stepping in.

[@Rico401Prov]

Wow I never thought of this and will try this method thank bro

[@javiruiz8365]

Some people don’t know that! 👀😳😔

[@BLOXVISION-SONG-CONTEST]

aint no way people didnt know this..

[@Foxelbeton]

@@BLOXVISION-SONG-CONTESTSometimes people like to feel the water immediately, although most of the times the water is actually cold as you turn the knob. I sometimes stay in the shower, but usually away from the area where it gets hit by the running water.

[@osully459]

I would recommend watching the video

[@MrMonkey2475]

Ok this is terrible and obviously sad but who tf turns the shower on and stands directly under it before feeling the temp. Whenever I turn my shower on the water is always freezing so I always test it before I get under it

[@Orinatl]

Yeah, I suppose if it takes a long time to completely heat up but… yeah, I can’t imagine getting in and turning it on as your in there. Then wouldn’t it start cold? Im kinda confused.

[@chickychipminkmarcia]

Exactly and even if it feels to hot when u step in, u can turn it down when u test it with your hand🤷🏻‍♀

[@hsd9690]

Wow I never knew a shower can get that hot 😰

[@tacha2113]

Me neither 😢.

[@cameron_0023]

I actually used to accidentally burn my father when he was in the shower by running the sink or flushing the toilet.

[@BrooklynBaby100]

@cameron_0023 some say “accident” others say “true crime investigation” 😅 🤨🕵🏼

[@iamsailesh8238]

Wtf

[@MISSLOVELY_REE]

🤨🤐🕵️‍♀️😢

[@boingyboop4960]

Oh yeah, sometimes with linked plumbing systems if you use a household item that uses cold water like a tap for example, and there’s someone using the shower, it will actually take some of the cold water from the shower, making the temperature of the shower hotter. This also happens in reverse, if you’ve got two hit showers running at once, they’ll be taking hot water from each other and making each other colder. If you don’t have any cold water on in your hot shower, though, then turning on a cold tap will not impact the temperature.

[@boingyboop4960]

The best way to avoid getting burned in this way is if someone in your household is showering, and you need to turn on a tap or another water-using item, knock on the bathroom door and warn the showering person to step out of the water for a couple of seconds so they don’t get burned.

[@cherrislushi]

why get in the shower without testing the water…

[@adxlotladiosx4190]

It heated up whilst he was in

[@gillowens24]

That is so drangers should not put the shower that hot.

[@MintyFreshDrawing]

Yes. These manager or owner of the hotel is so ignorant to not fix it!!!!

[@gilbertnicholas1582]

So no one tests the water temperature with their hands before jumping in

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

Victim blaming

[@BlinkArmy4]

@@HaarschmuckfachgeschafttadpoleNobody is blaming the victim, but you have to check. Like how do people just jump in? Water can be dangerous if it’s that hot.

[@umaniezealah667]

@@BlinkArmy4 I won't go in if it is too hot or too cold

[@thatdamncrow9197]

People who fail to watch the video 🤦 He tripped as the water was heating up

[@bluekitty7838]

@@thatdamncrow9197 while in the shower

[@fabbehn0190]

Check the shower before you get in it!!And make sure there is a quick way out.

[@carollynnlaney1530]

That is terrible! I didn't know 120 degrees was the hottest showers were supposed to get.

[@voltrongirl28]

This is why I check the water temp before I get into the shower. I always wanna make sure it's warm but not too warm. You should do it too if you don't already.

[@melissagrant4178]

I just used my hand to check how hot it is

[@voltrongirl28]

@@melissagrant4178 Good for you!

[@Chicadoo]

He slipped and couldn’t move and the temperature started to rise

[@whiteeagle8140]

You didn't watch the video right.

[@ricardo_arzate7]

@@Chicadoo so u telling me u will turn it all the way to hot and then not wait to check the temapure just immediatly jump in after checking for 1 second

[@fahadsiddiqui1983]

Lisa, you're presenting the shower all wrong...

[@mm-ln9sw]

i didn’t know people step into the water without feeling it with their hand/arm first. learn something new every day

[@odie411]

Who gets into the shower without checking the temp?

[@Danpungip]

me

[@PAINt0theMAX]

He checked. That person is you.

[@palmshoot]

When you're old, you can't move as fast. Maybe it changed quickly on him.

[@ricardo_arzate7]

@@palmshoot thats why u wait tiil it gets to the tempature

[@palmshoot]

@@ricardo_arzate7 You missed the part of the video where the plumber said that flushing toilets and the like can lead to temperature fluctuations.

[@ka342]

Poor grandpa. I love this reporter she’s such an awesome lady.

[@EllieOscar]

This is horribly sad

[@franklynj9]

sorry to hear that my prayers is that he's ok

[@wend2239]

obviously you didn't read past the head line...he died

[@philyra2]

When I was in my college dorm, we had communal showers on each floor. There were signs posted in all the bathroom stalls instructing you to call out that you were flushing the toilet if anyone was in the shower. The water was so hot in the shower when the toilets were flushed that you could get seriously burned! We yelled "flushing!" and waited for the person in the shower to step back and yell "okay" before we flushed the toilet. That dorm building has been torn down now and that's probably for the best!

[@Floridaman360]

Poor dude rest in peace

[@eightchickens]

RIP. However don't you test the water first? Ok you don't but once you start feeling too hot, don't you turn it off or change it to cooler? Don't tell me you don't know how.

[@mydioryy]

It could just randomly change idk

[@1234crevis]

The down stairs flushed the toilet lol

[@anthonynugget701]

Huh

[@JesseGMan7]

Precisely lmao

[@key2dastreetstv]

That makes it cold usually not hot

[@1234crevis]

@@key2dastreetstv I guess everyones is different cuz mine is both hot and cold and its been like that at many other places I've been 2 lol

[@JesseGMan7]

@@key2dastreetstv I’ve always known it to make it hot. Cuz you’re using the cold water. So there’s no cold for the shower temporarily. I’ve never heard of it making it cold and have no idea why that would happen.

[@masquerade_935]

Im glad i shower with cooler water, never understood how people love steaming hot lava showers:baths

[@boingyboop4960]

I can’t stand cold showers. Idk what it is about cold showers but whenever I turn on the hot tap and am unpleasantly surprises with ice cold water, it makes me very angry. It’s like an instant hormonal response, sudden cold water on body = angry. So I always shower with hot showers because it makes me calm. I don’t make it boiling hot though, just as warm as it takes to make me feel comfortable. That’s my personal reason for having a preference for hot showers. Each to their own

[@banquetoftheleviathan1404]

You aren't really molting properly I bet. You need it pretty hot to melt off that outer peel.

[@liamn.7664]

yep same thing happened to me but thank god it healed within three weeks

[@dripskee6443]

Probably not the first or last death at that econolodge

[@mlee-w664]

This is a tragic story and I feel sorry for the family . In saying that, this feels like a ridiculous thing to sue someone over. There's a level of Common Sense expected in doing things like taking a shower. Check the water temp before you jump in a shower.

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

After being burnt, he self medicated and went to work in his food van at a festival. He then went to hospital but self discharged against medical advice so he could go back to work. He waited 2 days before returning to hospital. He was in hospital for 5 months and assigned rehabilitation. Something went wrong (unspecified) and he was sent to hospital again where he died.

[@sapodeuces]

This is why I check the temp wit my hand bruh

[@kreyzgr5167]

How can people not check the temperature before hopping in?

[@aesthetiqcrafts]

how does that happen! rest in peace.. EDIT: IM NOT A HE IM A WOMAN-

[@John-Smith02]

Watch the video...

[@mandarinorangepeel]

someone probably flushed a toilet

[@John-Smith02]

@londonwatson3158 how do you know he did?

[@John-Smith02]

@londonwatson3158 the burden of proof is on you for saying he did watch the video.

[@Sillygoose-DVR13]

@@John-Smith02the title.......

[@wayneanglin6059]

Nope I've never been burnt by the shower I'm smart enough to check the water before I get in

[@ReedBrunson]

That hot shower seems to be the prime suspect. 🚿💀

[@Breezy-o1w]

More like...... The water 💦

[@arleneruth3673]

This is so sad!

[@Tc4evera]

A few years back, I was in a motel in my home town, and I got burned all over my feet and shoulders took the pain three weeks later

[@chrispy211]

Put your hand in first or turn it off when it's too hot 😐

[@boingyboop4960]

Handy tip: when leaving the shower and turning off the taps, turn off the hot water first, then the cold. That way, it won’t become scalding hot.

[@CASA-dy4vs]

You won’t have hands if you don’t follow this handy tip!

[@boingyboop4960]

@@CASA-dy4vs 😂

[@MPOWAAA7]

Why the hell is the water that hot

[@gcboy16]

She went there how crazy

[@Southwestgamer505]

Ugh.. Am I the only one that actually checks it with my hand? Why would you just jump right in?

[@jacobkoolman784]

Cuz he maybe slipped

[@boingyboop4960]

Possibly a sudden temperature change. That can happen in buildings with multiple water using appliances all being used at once

[@boingyboop4960]

I’ve had showers where every 10 or so seconds the temperature changes drastically, from freezing cold to boiling hot in an instant. If it suddenly goes freezing cold and you turn the temperature up to compensate, then when it goes hot again it will be much, much hotter than before.

[@lindsey7951]

​@@jacobkoolman784 he was just standing under it and turned it on...sorry but who does that...

[@HyperWolf]

My apartment’s water is definitely hotter than 120 degrees. The plumbing there is so messed up that I turned off the hot water all the way thinking that’d be it and it continued to come out hot. I was fumbling trying to get out of the way or reach the handle to turn it all the way off but I couldn’t. In the end, I flopped out of the tub like a dying fish. My arm peeled a little bit in the next few days from the burn but I was okay. I definitely developed a fear of the shower though. This poor man died and I know those moments after he fell must have been terrifying and painful. RIP.

[@nothingtoseehere9648]

I never get in the shower before checking out the temp of it, you never know if it's gonna be too cold or too hot

[@Edward_No.2]

This is why I take baths

[@cwilldaedited]

So sad 😢 rest in peace OG

[@Pearloryx]

I’m sorry but since I raised outside the US, I think it would be helpful is Celsius is also used in measuring temperature. Also rip to that elder person that passed away over an incident that can be easily avoided.

[@handleasdasdasd]

if you still need to know its 65.5 celsius

[@KasperskyFan2111]

I remember getting hurt from a shower when i was little and after that my dad told me to put my hand under the shower to test the water beforehand. I still do that to this day as a safety measure

[@Kewins_]

For the non-Americans, 150°F is 65°C

[@k5935]

going to the exact shower where the grandfather died was crazy. like you could've gone to the room over but she had to go to the exact room

[@RetroJ77]

Two Words: COLD SHOWER!

[@JillBitz]

How Dreadfully Sad!!(( This should have NEVER happened 😢

[@SunnyWu]

When I'm at a hotel, I will always turn the shower to the hottest and let it run for a minute BEFORE checking it with my hands, adjusting it, and getting in. Thought it was common sense. Not only do I not get hit with the freezing water that was in the pipes, but I also don't get burned.

[@thequietrepose]

I have a grandpa.. this hurt my heart.. 😔😔

[@Shark-pj8in]

Im sorry but isnt this the guys fault. Like u check how hot before u get in?

[@loveforeignaccents]

He must not have had all his marbles if he didn't check the temp beforehand. RIP, poor man.

[@lifewcali_927]

guess i’m taking cold showers from now on😔

[@emptyhad2571]

My god, I would not wish a death like that on anyone, rest in peace sir 🕊️🙏

[@DallasChristianBeliever]

Did he knew it was 150 degrees that’s too hot

[@duryl]

Why wouldn't he test the temp before getting in?

[@JoGoStudios]

Showers shouldn't even reach 150 degrees to begin with. Also, always adjust the temperature to your liking before you get in the shower.

[@banquetoftheleviathan1404]

Go marry Jack frost if you love him so much.

[@lol-ge9bh]

@@banquetoftheleviathan1404i love jack frost i would definitely marry him hes handsome

[@lol-ge9bh]

@@banquetoftheleviathan1404i will have ageless kids with jack

[@cherryd9747]

Who doesn’t check the water temp before stepping in?

[@TouchSoToxic]

not for nothing cant you stick your hand in and check first... or you know get out if you feel it warming up to much?

[@John-Smith02]

Or you can say that you never watched the video. He was already in the shower, and he slipped and fell. And sometimes flushing the toilet can make the temperature rise within seconds.

[@robertoreal1117]

I'm a plumber and this home owners always move the temp at water heater to 150. I explain to them why we leave them at 120.

[@Mr_Sandman-s3q]

Hate how they expose managers like nothing. If only they knew a manager DOES NOT own the business

[@Ember2168]

I literally never knew there was a legal limit to shower temperature....

[@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223]

130-125 degrees is when the heat starts feeling painful (experience from a hot balcony in arizona with a thermometer) also just check the water temperature with your hand before stepping in. why can people not use common sense these days

[@whiteeagle8140]

Why cant people watch the video, and or pay attention to it, if they watched it. Because then you would have known, the manwas already in the shower, and the water got hotter, then he slipped trying to back out of it.

[@nowaynoway915]

How horrible!

[@PikaRaichupikapika]

I hope the family wins the lawsuit. This is absolutely unacceptable

[@Sarah-ts1jh]

Damn, rest in peace 😢

[@JennNofficial]

this is why I take cold, or lukewarm showers. I hate hot showers

[@lamargoat2.054]

I hate cold showers but if it gets over 95 degrees that's when its gets unacceptable. Exactly why you check the water with your hands first

[@lindsey7951]

​@@lamargoat2.054 that's not even above body temp tf is the point of a hot shower then...

[@Sagadali523]

Moral of the story: check the shower for the rest of your life before getting started

[@Nikkon-lord]

That's why I use cold shower every night and morning.

[@Kevin-ht1st]

With all due respect, he made it 76 years and not once in his life check water first before getting in

[@burnthecandleatbothendz]

i shower with my clothes on to avoid this problem

[@jakeianmartinez9902]

Ok eww

[@wforw_yt]

Rest in peace 💔🕊️

[@PerAllwin1963]

I take cold showers, so no problem for me.

[@2gfan]

My shower has a control system where one side of the on button it controls temperature and the other side controls flow of water. This type of showers should be what these lodges should be using.

[@TechClicked]

He died from falling and getting burnt and not directly due to hot water burns

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Way to contradict yourself... didn't you see his legs?!? His body couldn't handle it and he could easily have gotten a secondary infection or sepsis.

[@TechClicked]

I feel sad for what he went through at this age. I sympathise. Humans wouldn't be able to bear that hot temperature and the normal instinct would be to back off immediately. This old gentleman instead fell down, maybe while backing off, and later suffered due to hot water burns. ​@@tammyrawdon3587

[@MidwestArtist]

If he slipped in a cold shower he would be alive. The hot water played directly into his passing.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@@MidwestArtist 🙄Ikr!?! Can you believe that they got 77 👍s with this 🦬💩?!? People stun me🤦‍♀️

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@MidwestArtist Ikr!?! Can you believe that they got 77 👍s for that 🦬💩?!? People stun me🤦‍♀️

[@claireslife2676]

For me the water is cold when I get it and even it is hot it doesn’t do that.