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So I like to take really really hot showers. So much so, I've had to turn my water heater up to the maximum setting, so I don't run myself out of hot water.

Well lately I've been trying to use my shower as a steam shower. In order to do this I have to do a few things first:

 * I direct all the water flow to the detachable shower head.

 * I position the detachable shower head so that it is pointing to the corner of the shower farthest away from me. 

 * I build a makeshift barrier for my feet with shampoo/conditioner bottles and loofas, so most of the hot water is directed away from where I'm standing.

 * Then I turn the water to the hottest setting and enjoy the steam while making a game of dodging the hot water streams that come close to my toes.

I assume the increased water pressure just built up over time, because without any warning, the part of the shower head that connects to the pipe flew off and hit me in the head. It was followed immediately by a stream of scolding hot water which splashed onto my chest and the surrounding areas.

I screamed in pain and attempted to bolt out of the shower, but the detachable shower head had moved. I didn't fall, but I did stumble over it, enough to stub my toe on the edge of the shower, causing even more pain and adding insult to injury.

After all this, I still need to go back reattach the shower head to the pipe.
<bot>: Took a very hot shower. Shower head flew off and hit me in head. Burnt by scolding hot water and stubbed my toe on the way out of the shower. Still need to fix everything.