A chimney.
The answer to this riddle is "an umbrella." When an umbrella is closed, it can be pushed up through a chimney, but when it is open, it cannot go down a chimney without getting stuck. This clever play on words highlights the contrasting actions of "up" and "down" in relation to the chimney.
I go in dry come out wet the longer I'm in the stronger I get what am i
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umbrella
Smoke can go either up or down a chimney. In order for smoke to go up a chimney, or draw correctly, there must be replacement air coming into the fireplace from the room, and therefore replacement air must be coming into the room. If there isn't any replacement air, the air pressure in the room will drop, and if the air pressure gets below that of the outside air at the top of the chimney, the smoke will be drawn to the lower pressure area of the room, down the chimney.
An umbrella.
An umbrella
An umbrella! It can go up a chimney when it's down because it's thin but cant go down a chimney up because its too big!
smoke
An umbrella
What may go down the chimney up but not down the chimney down?
Smoke
Smoke
An Umbrella What's a "chimley"? soz i spelt it wrong...it is a chimney not chimley
Yes. They have a long broom that goes down the chimney .
down and round my chimney at cant explain it but it feel know if you've been knows if you've been kinda creepy does he have hidden cameras in my house like that.
An umbrella !