re: Spring water bottles the pop and make unexplained noises

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I'll be back in a bit - trying the aluminum foil experiment.

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Careful. Aluminum Foil can amplify and redirect the signals affecting your water bottle. Do you have a foil blanket to direct them away from your body?

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Careful. Aluminum Foil can amplify and redirect the signals affecting your water bottle. Do you have a foil blanket to direct them away from your body?

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Hmm, he makes a point... Do you have any copper wiring, we might need to create a faraday cage.

HA HA! I know what a Faraday Cage is. I'll all about RF shielding.

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HA HA! I know what a Faraday Cage is. I'll all about RF shielding.

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Good, that will save me the time to explain it. So do you have copper laying around? If not you need to go to home depot and buy a 100 ft spool of copper, and we will want you to weave that into a box big enough to at least fit your cell phone in.

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I understand. But, what temperature and air pressure issues are going to occur in an air conditioned house?

I'm not moving. The dogs might move around the house. No one is here but me. Would the AC cycling on and off do it? I haven't checked to see if there is some correlation.

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Well, in my house when the air clicks on my master bedroom door will shut if it is ajar or simply rattle if already shut. Imagine that same level of pressure change on a flimsy bottle.

Also, just because you run your AC doesn't mean that the temperature in your home is evenly distributed. It's very common for wood floors to creak on their own at night as the temperature changes.

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ell, in my house when the air clicks on my master bedroom door will shut if it is ajar or simply rattle if already shut. Imagine that same level of pressure change on a flimsy bottle

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Same here. The air turning on is enough to close doors in my house

I was in New York City and I saw a couple of those boxed waters on the ground. Someone had littered them