@2:27, why would they remove the kitchen door? @3:17, in my experience a towel heater is not up to the job of also warming a bathroom, so it's good to have underfloor heating in there, too. @3:57, also known as wardrobes to us Brits. It's seems like a big house for just two people, but they will be able to accommodate guests comfortably.
I wouldn't recommend removing the kitchen door, but maybe the others, like the front entrance door near the bathroom. I was just letting her know it's possible. I've seen people takes these doors off to create a desired air flow.
@@DTVDanielTelevision: the kitchen door is almost certainly fire rated for 30 minutes or even an hour. Take it off, and an out of control fire is going to spread to the adjoining room. I really don't understand Americans and their hatred of doors.
Depending on the base, there’s an initiative to put active duty military families straight into their home as soon as they arrive in country. This started during COVID to save the Army/AF money and to allow quarantine at your actual home. Not all bases are doing it, but usually you’ll get two housing options to choose from. Your sponsor *should send you videos of the two options, and then once you choose, you’ll go straight from the “plane to your pillow”
appliances in american condos are sometimes smaller. its just 2 people, the fridge is a decent size. Big house though. Pass on the carpet. Garage is awesome, too bad its not connected to the house. ,
@2:27, why would they remove the kitchen door? @3:17, in my experience a towel heater is not up to the job of also warming a bathroom, so it's good to have underfloor heating in there, too. @3:57, also known as wardrobes to us Brits. It's seems like a big house for just two people, but they will be able to accommodate guests comfortably.
I wouldn't recommend removing the kitchen door, but maybe the others, like the front entrance door near the bathroom. I was just letting her know it's possible. I've seen people takes these doors off to create a desired air flow.
@@DTVDanielTelevision: the kitchen door is almost certainly fire rated for 30 minutes or even an hour. Take it off, and an out of control fire is going to spread to the adjoining room. I really don't understand Americans and their hatred of doors.
Could you share what the Plane to Pillow program is?
Depending on the base, there’s an initiative to put active duty military families straight into their home as soon as they arrive in country. This started during COVID to save the Army/AF money and to allow quarantine at your actual home. Not all bases are doing it, but usually you’ll get two housing options to choose from. Your sponsor *should send you videos of the two options, and then once you choose, you’ll go straight from the “plane to your pillow”
appliances in american condos are sometimes smaller.
its just 2 people, the fridge is a decent size. Big house though. Pass on the carpet. Garage is awesome, too bad its not connected to the house.
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Wow. Should've gone there, instead of Belgium😮