One of the most annoying things about my apartment is the residing room.
It’s a great space, plus it was one of my favorite aspects about the apartment when I first bought it. However, I quickly l gained that it wasn’t absolutely practical as soon as I was moving in. The way the windows are positioned, along with the air vents plus the fireplace, there is only one way to configure the furniture. I either have to cover the air vents on the floor with the couch, or I have to position the couch in front of the fireplace. Obviously, I can’t place the couch in front of a fireplace for safety reasons, so that meant I had to cover the air vents. This creates some issues with the overall airflow in my residing room. First, the air comes up out of the air vents plus gets trapped under the couch. What little air that does escape, ends up coming out at the bottom of the couch, which freezes your feet! I’d been looking for ways to increase the airflow in my residing room, plus when I saw an advertisement online for a vent extender, I was overcome with joy! It was exactly what I needed! The vent extender was a piece of plastic that clipped on top of the vent plus redirected the air from out from under the couch. This was perfect for my air vents since they were being covered by the couch! I’m so thrilled that I discovered the vent extenders! They do a particularly fantastic task at redirecting the air in my residing room.