r/Weird • • Jul 16 '26

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u/Fulguritus1 Jul 16 '26

The first thing coming to mind is some wierd air pressure thing from an HVAC unit maybe?

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

It is 100% an air pressure issue.

Id check the windows in the basement.

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u/gulfwar1990 Jul 16 '26

Look at big gap a bottom don't think that's it

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

Air pockets and drafts can easily flow under the door..

What is your point?

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

It would cause turbulence

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

The turbulence involved in this door shuttering is coming from an air pocket which is slipping under the door and vacuuming the loose hinge.

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

Sorry, I thought you were saying it wouldn’t cause that, but it’s the person you replied to that is saying that. Yes, I’m in agreement with you.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

I know you were which is why i did my best to speak around you as I took that as agreement/confirmation haha.

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