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[quote=Anonymous]I had similar problem with my kid's (10x10) room, and here're what I did, - Check AC vent flow and buy the biggest opening AC vent, like this one [url]https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-10-in-x-6-in-1-Way-Steel-Adjustable-Wall-Ceiling-Register-in-White-E210VM-10X06/300539449[/url] - Have room sensor in the room, set 70 degrees as average temperature for 3 bedrooms, dress her warm for sleep. - Keep her door open for air circulation (crack is OK.) [/quote]
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