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Questions Thread

"lint color reflects the color of the clothes you're wearing, and most popular colors all taken together produce a blue-gray hue, much the same as they do in dryer lint." Australian study, no less. :bassist:

Do all good things have to come to an end?

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Not true. Voltron wears a red shirt and still gets blue gray belly button lint because he is sad.

See my response if you want the truth.
 
Mud Flaps said:
How do day/night rear-view mirrors work?

A day/night mirror has two reflective surfaces, a mirror and a piece of glass. The glass is in front of the mirror, and they are set at an angle from each other. When in the "day" position, you're seeing the refection from the mirror, and when in the "night" position, you see the dimmed reflection from the glass.
 
Mike N said:
A day/night mirror has two reflective surfaces, a mirror and a piece of glass. The glass is in front of the mirror, and they are set at an angle from each other. When in the "day" position, you're seeing the refection from the mirror, and when in the "night" position, you see the dimmed reflection from the glass.

Wow. I never knew that. It's just one of those things that I've just assumed was magic...like the light in my refrigerator :ninja: