Reinforce WLAN signal
Often it seems like being bewitched at home. You set up the wireless router, but in another room, the signal is bad.
Here is my tip:
First, look where the router is and imagine the router emits signals in every direction. Right, left, up, down, front back. For example, if you only need good Wi-Fi signal on one floor, put aluminum foil under the router. The "signals" are then no longer sent to the back, ie in the ground where it does not need any, but reinforced up and sent the pages.
Just as the router is in a corner and no good signal is needed to the rear and to the side, but a better top and front, then attach behind the router aluminum foil.
Have fun tasting. Buy now 
TP-Link TL-WR841N N300 WLAN Router (2.4GHz 2.4GHz), 4 x 10 / 100Mbps LAN Ports, for connection to? 22,90? 16,90 ?
