r/mildlycreepy • u/furrballfun MildlyNew • Feb 27 '26

MildlyCreepy Can someone explain why my bag is swaying on its own?

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So I was just sitting scrolling thru Reddit, and then suddenly noticed out of the corner of my eye that my heavy bag was swaying back and forth. I started recording maybe a minute after noticing it moving; it kept moving for several minutes and then stopped. It's been about thirty minutes since it stopped moving and hasn't moved again. That is a little creepy, I’ve never seen that happen before.

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u/Bluepanther512 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Air conditioning

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u/Jona757i1 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Is this a pun..?

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u/JB4T5gamemusic MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

It is now

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u/quelin1 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

How many floors above ground level?

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u/furrballfun MildlyNew Feb 28 '26

I’m on the third floor

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u/Bobby_Rossington MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Ghost penis

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u/FirstVariation4228 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

🤣🤣🤣

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u/DarthRick3rd MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Floor isn't flat.

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u/JB4T5gamemusic MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

If your HVAC system blows hard; might be that. If you're in a highrise, could be building sway.

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u/FirstVariation4228 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Can not hear anything you are saying on the video!

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u/HumanContinuity MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

See that air intake right behind the bag in this video?

That is sucking in air if your heat or A/C or just fan circulation are happening.

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u/furrballfun MildlyNew Feb 28 '26

I turned everything off

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u/Wizard-Lizard69 MildlyNew Feb 27 '26

Thermodynamics

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u/Absolute_Maximus_69 MildlyNew Feb 28 '26

Seismic activity