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I've noticed for years that the door slams when someone closes it at normal pressure, if there is a window open in the room, even with no apparent wind and the blinds are closed. I'm asking out of curiosity. I've wondered about this for a while, and can't find the answer by googling it. It seems the answer must have something to do with air flow, but the door slams so hard it seems like a huge wind must be pushing against it. But there is no wind at all.
Re: Why do doors slam when there is a window open?
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