The answer to 'why is my shut-off valve slow draining' is that a slow-draining shut-off valve is typically caused by a buildup of debris, mineral deposits, or corrosion inside the valve mechanism. This can restrict the flow of water and cause the valve to drain slowly.
Some common symptoms of a slow-draining shut-off valve include a trickle of water when the valve is turned, difficulty turning the valve fully open or closed, and water taking a long time to drain from the system. In some cases, the valve may even become completely stuck and unable to turn at all.