Poor interior fuse location

Okay, so after owning my 2010 Prius II for 1.5 years, I finally have my first complaint. So let me preface this with saying I love my Prius, but this minor irritation is unnecessary.

A friend's truck heater fan stopped working so I bought one of those cheap cigarette plugin heaters in case I wasn't able to get the parts to repair her heater before the next day. I tested it in my Prius (as it's a one hour drive to her house from mine) and it blew the 12V accessory outlet fuse.

No biggee, I'll just change out the fuse in the parking lot right...... wrong.

The interior fuse location is located under the driver's legroom area to the left of the steering wheel. The fuse cover shows the fuse location identification. When you take the fuse cover off, it is confusing which orientation (up or down) the fuse label refers to.
I'm not a tiny guy, but not obese either and it is physically uncomfortable to try to crawl under the dash to see the fuses.

Now once I crawled under there and was good and uncomfortable, I'm greeted with two more revelations:
-The fuses are so tiny, they will require a fuse puller. Which is nowhere in sight. (It's located in the fusebox under the hood).
-There isn't enough light under the dash at night to the read the fuses (may not even be enough during the day).

I finally gave up and drove to my friends house where I replaced the fuse in a warm garage aided by a flashlight (still uncomfortable to crawl under the dash though).

My point to this rant (besides just venting), is that there is no need to locate the fuses in such a hard to access area. Most of my previous vehicles fuses were located on the left side of the dash and easily accessible once you opened the door without having to crawl under the dash where there is no lighting and the fusepuller was always located with the fuses.

I can already hear many of you saying, it's my fault to have blown the fuse (agreed) and not to have had a flashlight with me (I admit I'd make a horrible boyscout).