Boost your Wi-Fi with household objects!

You've already seen how you can boost your Wi-Fi transmission using only a beer can. videos.komando.com/watch/1417/... Now I'm going to show you how you can boost your reception using ordinary, everyday household objects!
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[@jaydeepbose6486]

Very impressive innovation, I will definitely try this. Please answer my two question.
* Can I use aluminium wire to build antenna?
* How much range of distance it may cover?

[@mohsinraza1699]

Yes you can use aluminum wire an other way for extending wifi range and boost Wi-Fi signal check video in this channel 👉 #mydreamlab

[@tannrrsmiddy]

=== TOO COOLLLLLL

[@stuff4salefromkraigzlist281]

this will only work in countries where Comcast does not exist 😭

[@BlissOn47]

*America's Digital Godess*

[@keithturbin6768]

what is a millimeter ?

[@dalepaladin916]

Millimeters?, wth

[@reptilian_leader_2769]

I know, right? Completely unnecessary... Should have used a micrometer! 😏

[@jojoodimogra9730]

It did not work!!!!!

[@YourFriendJessie]

of course it didn't work - why would attaching random garbage to your router boost anything? thats not how routers work my dude lol.

[@squiddas3334]

why is there 11 comments with 1 m i l l i o n views

[@jnekyoutube]

yeah that's kinda weird