Dog Won't Stop Barking After Family Moves to New Home

Getting Inside the Vent

Unlike the other vents in the house, this one looked like it had never been replaced. The rest were still shiny and white, almost as if they were brand new. But this one? It was brown, rusted shut, and clearly hadn’t been touched in years. James tried turning the vent, but the screws were stripped, and none of his screwdrivers worked

Frustrated, he moved on to heavier tools. He started with a chisel, which seemed promising at first but ultimately failed. Then, he grabbed a crowbar, only to find it was too bulky to get any real leverage. Why was this vent so stubborn? Maybe it had been neglected for decades, or perhaps it was just a tricky design. Either way, James knew he had to find another solution before he could get it open.