Does it involve the location of electrical outlets? No
Locations of lighting? No
The relation of a particular room to another particular room? Yes
visually blocking something from view of an inhabitant? No
Would the flaw still exist if the house had been built rotated?
If so, should it have been rotated by:
- less than 45 degrees ?
- 45 to 90 degrees?
- 90 to 135 degrees?
- 135 to 180 degrees?
Is there something unusual about the family at all?
Does it involve pets?
Is the problem related to the bathroom location?
The kitchen?
The living room?
The attic?
The basement?
The sex dungeon?
Does it have to do with noise being heard in one room from another room?
Does it have to do with the route from one room to another room?
Is the problem related to laundry room location?
Washer and/or dryer location?
pantry location?
a bedroom location?
Would the flaw still exist if the house had been built rotated? Yes
s there something unusual about the family at all? No
Does it involve pets? Yes
Is the problem related to the bathroom location? No
The kitchen? Yes
The living room? No
The attic? No
The basement? Yes
The sex dungeon? No
Does it have to do with noise being heard in one room from another room? No
Does it have to do with the route from one room to another room? Yes
Is the problem related to laundry room location? No
Washer and/or dryer location? No
pantry location? No
a bedroom location? No
Does the problem have to do with stairs to the basement entering from the kitchen?
Is the kitchen in the basement?
Are pets falling down or in danger of falling down basement stairs?
Are inhabitants trying to keep pets out of the basement? Out of the kitchen?
Dogs?
Cats?
Ferrets?
Gerbils?
Mammals?
Fishes?
Birds?
Does the problem have to do with stairs to the basement entering from the kitchen? No
Is the kitchen in the basement? No
Are pets falling down or in danger of falling down basement stairs? No
Are inhabitants trying to keep pets out of the basement? No Out of the kitchen? No
Dogs? Yes
Cats? Yes
Ferrets? Probably
Gerbils? No
Mammals? Yes
Fishes? No
Birds? No
Does the problem have to do with pets having access to an area (or outside) when they shouldn’t?
Do you have to exit outside from the kitchen to access the basement?
Is basement access inconvenient in some other way?
Kitchen access inconvenient in some other way?
Does the problem have to do with pets having access to an area (or outside) when they shouldn’t? No
Do you have to exit outside from the kitchen to access the basement? No
Is basement access inconvenient in some other way? No
Kitchen access inconvenient in some other way? Yes
Uh… is the house an animal shelter of some kind?
Or a pet shop?
Uh… is the house an animal shelter of some kind?
Or a pet shop?
No to both
Are the pets themselves somehow making kitchen access inconvenient to humans?
Are the pets themselves somehow making kitchen access inconvenient to humans? Yes
Ya’ll didn’t have to wait for me…
So there’s a flaw in the layout of the house. It is causing the pets in the house to make kitchen access inconvenient to humans. The basement has something to do with it.
Is something about the basement causing the pets to gather or lie down in a spot that gets them in the way of accessing the kitchen?
in a hallway to the kitchen?
In a doorway leading to the kitchen?
Are there noises coming from the basement?
Vibrations coming from the basement?
Heat coming from the basement?
Like a warm spot on the floor that cats like to sleep on?
Does this involve a pet door of any kind?
Does it involve a pet jumping up onto the kitchen counter?
Does it have anything to do with a litter box?
Does it have anything to do with the placement of an air duct?
Does it have to do with heat or air conditioning?
Does it have to do with the area where a pet eats or drinks?
So there’s a flaw in the layout of the house. It is causing the pets in the house to make kitchen access inconvenient to humans. The basement has something to do with it. Yes
Is something about the basement causing the pets to gather or lie down in a spot that gets them in the way of accessing the kitchen? Yes
in a hallway to the kitchen? No
In a doorway leading to the kitchen? Yes
Are there noises coming from the basement? No
Vibrations coming from the basement? No
Heat coming from the basement? Yes
Like a warm spot on the floor that cats like to sleep on? Yes
I think we can call this one solved, at this point. The doorway between the kitchen and the dining room, which is the most trafficked spot in the entire house, is directly above the furnace. As a result, there’s a warm spot on the floor there, which means that every cat and dog in the house likes to lay there, right in the doorway.
Oh neat. I got it!
**Mike just lost the game, but in doing so, he helped out a lot of people(and made a little money, too!). Why?
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