Different water temperatures measured at sinks

[csullivan1 (Chris Sullivan)]

Question,
Home is heated by oil fired boiler, as well as the boiler providing the hot water for the sinks, tubs and showers via water temperature mixing valve at boiler. I measured water temperature at the kitchen sink at 130*, while the bathroom sink measured at 95*. Why would there be such a temperature difference at the sinks when supplied by the one/ same source?

[sstanczyk (Stephen Stanczyk, WA License #221)]

There could very well be a 2nd tempering valve that covers all bathrooms. I have found them in closets, inside vanities and other places.

[dandersen (David Andersen, TN HI# 40)]

@csullivan1

Question,
Home is heated by oil fired boiler, as well as the boiler providing the hot water for the sinks, tubs and showers via water temperature mixing valve at boiler. I measured water temperature at the kitchen sink at 130*, while the bathroom sink measured at 95*. Why would there be such a temperature difference at the sinks when supplied by the one/ same source?

This is why people hire you.
You expect me to do your work for you, for free?!

Please attach all data you collected concerning this, besides the temperature…

… that’s what I thought.