Common sense says that a corner of a bedroom often has stagnant or static air.
Thus, often, such corners are where we place part of our ward-rope at.
Unless of course, one turns on a fan to blow towards that area or turn on the air-con.

This illustration shows that various corners of a bedroom often don't have good air refresh cycles.
Thus, such corners are ideal for the placement of wardropes.

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On 5/23/2013 8:11:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Common sense says that a
corner of a bedroom often has
stagnant or static air. Thus,
often, such corners are where
we place part of our ward-rope
at. Unless of course, one
turns on a fan to blow towards
that area or turn on the
air-con.

Ideally, try not to place Bed-head at the corner of a bedroom.

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On 5/24/2013 9:29:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
This illustration shows that various
corners of a bedroom often don't have
good air refresh cycles. Thus, such
corners are ideal for the placement of
wardropes.On 5/23/2013 8:11:14 PM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Common sense says that a
corner of a bedroom often has
stagnant or static air. Thus,
often, such corners are where
we
place part of our ward-rope
at.
Unless of course, one
turns on a fan
to blow towards
that area or turn on
the
air-con.