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It sounds like you should get in contact with a plumber. A automatic snake will probably due the trick, but that is best left to a professional.

Use some type of acidic formula to clean the mineral build up. Be careful to not let the solution stay on the surface for too long, because it may damage the lining, but the acid will eat away at the deposits.

Definitely do not get a Rheem, I have never owned one, but from what I have heard, they do not work and are not worth the money. There is issues with heating the water to the proper temperature.

There may be a problem with your hose or pump. Check for any blockages or knots. Since everything else is working fine, this is a pretty fixable problem.

I would not recommend using the tape, it peels and does not last like regular caulk. Before caulking make sure you totally remove any old peeling caulk residue, otherwise your efforts will go to waste within weeks. Using the tape over the caulk would do no good and probably even lessen the...

The loud noise you are hearing is coming from the actually hardware of the water knob. There may be an issue with the way the knob is screwed on. Replacing it is an option, or removing it and trying to reassemble it properly.

Sometimes the issue is actually the shower faucet. There could be a build up of film on the small mesh grate that can get in the way of the water flow. If the issues with the water pressure did not start until the new appliance was installed then there is probably nothing wrong with the pipes.

This seems like an odd problem, but have you checked to make sure there is not a leak in your hot water pipes, which could be contributing to heating up the cold water?

It sounds like you may have an obstruction in your main line. This explains why toilets drain slowly even though there is no clog. Whether is it mineral deposits, tree roots or some other type of foreign object, I recommend getting the issue resolved before you have a big mess to deal with.

I think your problem may just be mineral build up or other obstructions in the shower pipes. The fact that the sink temperature is not affected makes me dismiss the idea that there is a temperature limit stop. Talk to your landlord, but I think cleaning the shower pipes could fix the issue.