Can you solve this?

[Krowley]

Turn on all switches.
It wasn't against the rules and It makes sense. (Well to me anyways)

[Phantom Badger]

^ That doesnt help you determine which switch turns it on, it just tells you that one of them does.

[Krowley]

Oh. The objective is to find which switch turns it on?
That requires a bit of extra thought.
Is the light bulb exposed? Would I be able to see if it's hot by touching it?
If so, I think I have an Idea.

1) Turn on the first 2 switches, wait around a while.
2) Turn off the First switch. (The middle switch should still be on)
3) Go downstairs and feel the light bulb.
If it's Warm and off, It's the First Light Switch
If it's On, It's obviously the Middle Light Switch
If it's off and Cold, It's the Last Light Switch.

[Hraesvelg]

OH...oh...I know this one! You're at the north pole!

[Phantom Badger]

Oh. The objective is to find which switch turns it on?
That requires a bit of extra thought.
Is the light bulb exposed? Would I be able to see if it's hot by touching it?
If so, I think I have an Idea.

1) Turn on the first 2 switches, wait around a while.
2) Turn off the First switch. (The middle switch should still be on)
3) Go downstairs and feel the light bulb.
If it's Warm and off, It's the First Light Switch
If it's On, It's obviously the Middle Light Switch
If it's off and Cold, It's the Last Light Switch.

Correct.
The way I was told was:
1) Turn on the first switch, wait 10 minutes
2) Turn it off and turn on the second switch
3) enter the room, If its on, its the second switch, if its off, feel the bulb. If warm its the first and if cold its the third.

[Phantom Badger]

OH...oh...I know this one! You're at the north pole!

Yes. Exactly.

[Sparkeh]

My brain has limits... sorry. :c