tonksy
New Member
Okay so I present this issue as a discussion in physics. Initially the answer seems simple yet when I think on it more it doesn't.
My little suction cup magnifying mirror. It is suctioned cups to my bathroom mirror. Every 2 weeks or so it falls off into the sink. ALWAYS in the middle of the night. Winter, spring, summer, and fall. It is near the temperature exchange so it is constantly in a climate regulated area. It is not in direct sight of a window. The nearest windows to it are shuttered so warming sunlight and then lack of it shouldn't be a factor. Being that it's in the middle of the night there is no added humidity or moisture from a bath or shower. The cats don't get up on my sink area.
What gives? Why always in the middle of the night?
My little suction cup magnifying mirror. It is suctioned cups to my bathroom mirror. Every 2 weeks or so it falls off into the sink. ALWAYS in the middle of the night. Winter, spring, summer, and fall. It is near the temperature exchange so it is constantly in a climate regulated area. It is not in direct sight of a window. The nearest windows to it are shuttered so warming sunlight and then lack of it shouldn't be a factor. Being that it's in the middle of the night there is no added humidity or moisture from a bath or shower. The cats don't get up on my sink area.
What gives? Why always in the middle of the night?