If you have a cold house and quickly warm it say 20 degrees C, why don't the windows blow out due to...?

Question

the increased pressure?

Answer 1

actually , the reason is that it is never happening too quickly

the preasure is stable and the tempreture changes , if you will do that quickly enough it will blow the window but since you dont do that THAT fast , the window (wich also made out of mattirials unlike buttles that can get a relativly fast changes) just wont blow.

Answer 2

Good grief - because 20 degrees more heat does not generate enough pressure (if at all) to blow out windows.

Answer 3

because houses are not air tight........they are made to withstand temperature and humidity changes.
In areas where building codes require a house to be sealed tighter various types of vents are installed in outer walls and attic spaces that cannot be closed.