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Lots of Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush Handles
Lots of Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush Handles
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Are you sure it's not the 3510 you had?toomuchpie wrote: ↑ I know it's been a while since it happened, but I don't know why they changed the design to block off the light on one side. I have the old version where the light shines in all directions except for the bottom base and the top cover which you can remove to change the bulb. That old style seems more functional to me.
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May 31st, 2018 5:50 pm
I'm sure you could throw something together with Smartthings w/a couple RGB bulbs and a bluetooth speaker but I imagine most people use the radio rather than the built in sounds anywayGooddeal2012 wrote: ↑Someone needs to design an arduino mp3 player and natural light dimmer setup.
May 31st, 2018 6:15 pm
I have one similar to this, and I turn the volume off entirely, and just use it for the light. I set an alarm on my cellphone as backup using whatever sound, so you're not limited.
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Jun 6th, 2018 1:31 pm
Updated w/ 20% PICKDADSGIFT code. Even lower now.
Probably due to simplicity and the fact it fades smoothly from dim red-orange-yellow-white instead of just "slowly turning on" as it would with light bulbs on a timer.Nuprapture wrote: ↑ Why not buy a Philips hue starter kit (currently $130 at best buy) and turn your entire room into a wake-up light? It's a hub plus 4 bulbs, so all you really need. These go on sale regularly for less than $130 or you can grab a hub off Kijiji and 4 Ikea bulbs for a likely total of $80-90 all in.
I'm not trolling here, just a suggestion from someone who used to use an old wake-up light and now has my room programmed to fade the light on over time in the morning.
Jun 6th, 2018 8:51 pm
I did exactly this but it doesn’t work very well. The white Hue bulbs simply don’t go dim enough so when they come on it’s a pretty big jump in brightness. I’m told that the colour hue bulbs can go dimmer though than the white ones.Nuprapture wrote: ↑ Why not buy a Philips hue starter kit (currently $130 at best buy) and turn your entire room into a wake-up light? It's a hub plus 4 bulbs, so all you really need. These go on sale regularly for less than $130 or you can grab a hub off Kijiji and 4 Ikea bulbs for a likely total of $80-90 all in.
I'm not trolling here, just a suggestion from someone who used to use an old wake-up light and now has my room programmed to fade the light on over time in the morning.
Jun 6th, 2018 8:58 pm
Jun 6th, 2018 9:05 pm
I built my own using home assistant, milight light bulbs, and a google home. I have a piano version of an ed sheeran song that plays after 3 mins of the light on soft volume and gradually increases. I can say ok google i'm up or snooze (7mins), and i get an ios notification with actionable notifications as well for awake/snooze. I built the automation in yaml then ported to noderedGooddeal2012 wrote: ↑ If only it had a micro sd slot so you could use your own music. Sent mine back. The "natural sounds" are irritating synthetic bird chrips mixed with cellphone ring type music. If you have a favorite music station this could be a good deal for you. I found the light helped for waking up.
Someone needs to design an arduino mp3 player and natural light dimmer setup.
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