A woman found her daughter in the ventilation (3 photos + 1 video)
It’s not for nothing that they say that children should not be left unattended. In just a minute they can do the unthinkable. A mom walked into her twin girls' room to find one of them stuck in the floor vent. 
Fortunately, the baby was not scared. But her sister seemed puzzled. And since no one was hurt, then you can laugh at the prank, and the commentators of this video thought the same.
"So, you saw this. You left the room, took your phone and filmed what was happening. Thank you. I love this video," one viewer wrote.
"Their room is basically empty except their beds and they still find something to crawl into," another commenter added.
True, not everyone found this situation funny: “Mom did this for the sake of likes? Sorry, but I can’t help but wonder about this question. And I’m sure I’m not the only one!”
It’s not hard to believe that the girl could have torn off the ventilation grill that was loosely adjacent to the floor.
“This is the first time I’ve seen this!” says David Moody, owner of Moody HVAC in Roma, Georgia. The man has over 30 years of experience in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry. What did he find in the ventilation: an ashtray with bullets wrapped in toilet paper, prohibited substances.
But Moody says it's not surprising that a toddler would end up in such a dangerous situation. When it comes to floor vents, they are only held in place by gravity.
“The vents are just lying there,” he explains. “So yes, you can lift them up. Even children can lift them.”
We can assume that this is exactly what the 2-year-old sisters did.
The specialist advises drilling a hole in each corner of the ventilation cover and screwing it into the floor. There are also ventilation grilles that are flush with the floor and are not so easy to pull out.
