Done.
It turns out ventilation doesn’t work quite like that.
The shower is the thing producing the moisture.
But turning off the shower doesn’t instantly remove the moisture that was produced.
That’s like cooking something on the stove, turning off the burner, and assuming the pan immediately returns to room temperature.
The source is gone.
The effects aren’t.
The bathroom still needs time to dry out.
AND THIS MATTERS MORE THAN JUST HAVING A FOGGY MIRROR
This isn’t only about whether you can see yourself after a shower.
Too much
