When you take a hot shower, your warm body and the hot water make lots of tiny water particles in the air. These particles move to cooler places like the mirror or the glass window. When they cool down, they change from gas to liquid, and that’s what makes the ‘fog’ appear! It's like when you put a cold drink on a warm table and see water droplets form around it.
Examples
- Your mirror turns into a cloudy window, like a foggy cave.
- The glass windows are all covered with little water balls that make the outside look blurry.
- It’s as if your bathroom has become an underwater cave after your shower.
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