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Usually easier to slightly raise/lower your furniture. A surprising amount of furniture already comes with levelers (1) that no one ever adjusts. Raise them up

Usually easier to slightly raise/lower your furniture. A surprising amount of furniture already comes with levelers (1) that no one ever adjusts. Raise them up 1/4" and it can then pass under. If not, tacking on some small furniture glides are usually enough (2). 1) https://c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImage/A27C_1_201906171218594321.jpg https://c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImage/A27C_1_201906171218... 2) https://i.etsystatic.com/17715291/r/il/b873a3/1550855907/il_794xN.1550855907_pj2g.jpg https://i.etsystatic.com/17715291/r/il/b873a3/1550855907/il_... These have the advantage of allowing it to clean under the furniture as well. Every time ours got stuck I'd adjust the height a bit and haven't had a problem in over a year.

bdcravens 7y ago
We can do that some places where it's an issue (bed, for example) but other places like cabinets that's not possible. The house I'm in now has foundation issues (it's a lease), so in spots it won't get under the cabinets, but a couple of feet down it gets wedged in as the height varies by a few millimeters.
- Seenso 7y ago
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