I can't tell if this is serious or not.
The reason that the water in the shower runs out is because residences have a thing called a "water heater".
When you turn on cold water, it comes from whatever source your water comes from. Hot water, however, comes from a tank in your house that fills itself up and then heats the water up to a high temperature.
You run out of hot water when the water heater runs out of hot water; after it's out, you're just using the cold water it's refilling itself with, or at least I assume so.
To answer your question, no, that won't affect your mom's shower. Only taking water from the water heater (e.g. using the hot water from the faucet) will affect faucet and shower water.
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The reason that the water in the shower runs out is because residences have a thing called a "water heater".
When you turn on cold water, it comes from whatever source your water comes from. Hot water, however, comes from a tank in your house that fills itself up and then heats the water up to a high temperature.
You run out of hot water when the water heater runs out of hot water; after it's out, you're just using the cold water it's refilling itself with, or at least I assume so.
To answer your question, no, that won't affect your mom's shower. Only taking water from the water heater (e.g. using the hot water from the faucet) will affect faucet and shower water.
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