How-To

You walk into the bathroom to scroll through your morning news feed, or you step into the kitchen to look up a recipe, and your phone screen freezes. The Wi-Fi signal icon on your phone drops to a single bar or disappears entirely. Your router is not broken, and your internet service provider is not throttling your speed. The culprit is the physical structure of your home. Bathrooms and kitchens are built with materials like ceramic tiles, plaster, metal pipes, large mirrors, and heavy appliances. These materials act as physical shields, reflecting or absorbing wireless signals before they can reach…