The Most Amazing Smart Items For Your Home
- Ela Bobak
- Dec 14, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 16, 2020
Hi!!
So ever since I thought about getting a house, I've always wanted to get the 'smart' techy items to make life easier. Now that we're renovating ours I've really looked into all this! I'm all about work smarter, not harder so I started researching how I can do that and found out so many items that I never even knew about! Like a plug that you can control with Alexa to tell her to turn it off or a flood sensor you can put in your basement to notify you if there's water down there. It's amazing what they've come up with these days! Even a washer you can schedule to run on your commute home and then switch it to the dryer right when you get home!
I put my favorites below and put notes next to each one.
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(If you're on a mobile then scroll up on the items and you'll see all of them)
CHRISTMAS FAVORITES!
PLACES TO SHOP THIS YEAR:
2019 GIFT GUIDES:
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HAPPY SHOPPING!
xoxo ela
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