As a note, the water temp cannot be adjusted, and this is the only handwashing water we have access to in this bathroom.
Edit: This water has been that hot for months now, it's not new or temporary. At this temp, burns occur after just 10-15 seconds of exposure.
Edit 2: Yeah, I am currently reporting it through student council(i like my school, gotta give them a chance to fix it), it's gonna be taken care of hopefully.
DinoZambie on December 22nd, 2025 at 21:05 UTC »
Scalding injuries can occur at lower temperatures as well, with burns possible at 52°C (125°F) after 90 seconds of exposure.
S_xyjihad on December 22nd, 2025 at 21:07 UTC »
As a note, the water temp cannot be adjusted, and this is the only handwashing water we have access to in this bathroom.
Edit: This water has been that hot for months now, it's not new or temporary. At this temp, burns occur after just 10-15 seconds of exposure.
Edit 2: Yeah, I am currently reporting it through student council(i like my school, gotta give them a chance to fix it), it's gonna be taken care of hopefully.
-Saxum- on December 22nd, 2025 at 21:29 UTC »
For children. The risk is much higher. That is a serious burn in just seconds.