The nearly perfectly symmetrical shape makes me think its due to the electromagnetic fields when current is passing through the socket to whatever is plugged in, but I have no idea why such a small amount would have such a dramatic effect on the mold.
Which it is…? It’s symmetric to two outlets next to each other giving heat, which is the case. And reality is never perfect, it wouldn’t be an absolutely perfect pill shape for so many reasons.
It could also be that they needed to mud/tape around the opening for the plug in the drywall/plaster and it changed the consistency/chemical makeup just enough to not be as friendly to the growth of mold (less moisture/denser etc)
The nearly perfectly symmetrical shape makes me think its due to the electromagnetic fields when current is passing through the socket to whatever is plugged in, but I have no idea why such a small amount would have such a dramatic effect on the mold.
It’s fake. Nobody uses a 4wire plug like that which can be magically reversed
It’s a uk/ireland 3 pin plug that has screws holding it in the wall.
But they dont magically swap around whether you hold them left or right do they genius?
Your posts are bad, and you should feel bad
lol that user deleted them all, good jorb!
Im not above admitting when I’m wrong.
I doubled down and made an ass of myself.
good on you friend
Thanks <3
Oh dang, mad respect for owning up to it!
But uhh, would you mind sharing the gist of what you were saying? I’m too late to have seen it.
You’re too late, I realized it before you got here
? British plugs are fake?
Do they come with mirrors?
My wife is English, I know what their plugs look like
Yep. Everyone knows that the UK is a fake country that only exists in Doctor Who.
(… It’s a 3 wire type g outlet. I think you maybe mistook the mounting hardware for ports)
Half of it may be, the other half is backwards
Heat spread is symmetric if the material is lol
Which it is…? It’s symmetric to two outlets next to each other giving heat, which is the case. And reality is never perfect, it wouldn’t be an absolutely perfect pill shape for so many reasons.
I was thinking it might just be heat from the wiring or plugged in devices keeping it too dry for the mold.
It could also be that they needed to mud/tape around the opening for the plug in the drywall/plaster and it changed the consistency/chemical makeup just enough to not be as friendly to the growth of mold (less moisture/denser etc)