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Why do some objects such as windows and doors close in the winter but can be harder to close in the summer?
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Why do some objects such as windows and doors close in the winter but can be harder to close in the summer?

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Because of the temperature rise
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When the temperature rises some materials experience thermal expansion which means they get bigger, so it may make them harder to close because they don't fit as well.
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