Direct Answer • Key Takeaway
The Buoyancy Theory: Hot Water from the Shower Produces Hot Air. That Hot Air Is Less Dense, So the Colder, Denser Air from the Other Side Heads for the Lower-Pressure Area, Causing the Curtain to Move Inward.
The Buoyancy Theory: Hot Water from the Shower Produces Hot Air. That Hot Air Is Less Dense, So the Colder, Denser Air from the Other Side Heads for the Lower-Pressure Area, Causing the Curtain to Move Inward.
The Buoyancy Theory: Hot Water from the Shower Produces Hot Air. That Hot Air Is Less Dense, So the Colder, Denser Air from the Other Side Heads for the Lower-Pressure Area, Causing the Curtain to Move Inward.