How to Reduce Echo in a Room 🔈

With these simple tips [View as a webpage >]( [True Value Logo]( [REWARDS]( [PROJECTS]( [LOCAL AD]( [Contemporary living room]( How to Reduce Echo in a Room Find the essentials you need. [LEARN MORE]( [Icon graphic] Cover the Floor Carpets and rugs provide soft padding for your feet. They also deaden sound reflection in a room by absorbing echoes and muffling noise. Additionally, you can also add wall-to-wall carpeting. It is more “permanent” and expensive compared to rugs, but it will definitely reduce echo while providing full-room comfort. [Icon graphic] Cover the Walls and Windows Wall and window coverings reduce the amount of sound reflecting off window glass and hard wall surfaces. Heavy, lined window curtains and draperies that extend to the floor help muffle sound, reducing echo and ambient noise from inside the house and out. [Icon graphic] Fill Rooms with Furnishings Couches and plump recliners, for example, absorb sound reflection. Fabric upholstery typically absorbs sound more effectively than vinyl or leather. Even items like bookshelves filled with books and decorative items can reduce echo. Essentially, the more objects there are in a room, the less sound will bounce around it. [LEARN MORE]( [Screenshot of True Value’s “DIY Projects & Ideas” webpage ]( Visit our project site for more DIY Projects & Ideas! [EXPLORE NOW](   Find what you need at True Value® [FIND A STORE]( [Locally Owned Logo]( [instagram]( [twitter]( [YouTube]( [facebook]( [Pinterest]( [TikTok]( This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message. To find or contact your local store, please visit the store locator for more info.  While supplies last. Prices subject to change without notice. Not all items available in stores. If typographical errors occur it may be necessary to refuse or cancel orders.  ©2023 [True Value Company LLC]( [[[CONTACT US]( [PRIVACY POLICY]( [UNSUBSCRIBE](