Nice home!!! Love smart automations, and started with google home too! Moved on to home assistant though now, its so much more powerful, but basically a rabbit hole 😅 Suggestions for more automations: - presence sensors for each room! (Not motion, they turn off if you're sitting) So control lights, fans, etc etc - door / window sensors if you see a need, so pantry open, lights go on kinda thing - and automate your lights to dim when you turn on your TV, and brighten a bit when you pause, and go back to dim when you resume... It's basically magic! My husband just loves that automation 😂 - Automate the bathroom exhaust when someone showers!
The bit about the windows is SO GOOD for anyone wanting new construction. My Husband and I got shades for our new build and the company that came out to measure told us they had to measure each window separately because of those tiny variances. I think it’s common in the building/construction industry. But we wouldn’t have known if they didn’t tell us. Don’t think you measured wrong or anything was wrong with the shades!
TP-Link Smart switches for outdoor porch lights. Auto on/off by sunrise/set. TP-Link Motion Smart switches for certain rooms, I got one for my basement as I pass down the stairs lights turn on like magic. Both work great with Google Home. But even it's "Kasa" app sometimes seems faster. Either way it's good. Govee Outdoor LEDs for fences or walk ways. Halloween, Christmas related lights connected to a smart outdoor plug, set on an automation 👌🏼 Loved your honest review of those smart shades.
Hi Kayla. I just want you to know, I literally am into all the things you do. 😂 Your garage tool collection is goals. I explained to my mom in excitement about you, like I had just tasted some good sweet tea. Keep doing what you’re doing because when I get my house, the way I’m going to reference your videos!!!
I love the synchronization of when it’s that time of day and every starts to open or shutdown it’s amazing I will add this to my house non-negotiables list 😂 thank you Kayla for the inspiration
Kayla, for your outdoor lights you should buy dusk to dawn lightbulbs! Even to tide you over until you get a smart switch. Dusk to dawn bulbs will solve your problem and is such a cheap change.
we have multiple different lights (regular and led) hooked up to the same light switch. so even if I changed the bulbs on the sconces, that wouldn’t solve my problem for the up lights. a smart switch set to a dusk/dawn schedule will control everything.
I agree with dusk to dawn lights. I previously just had a smart bulbs but the automation didn't work well. Now my dusk to dawn lights work well with the smart bulbs (they don't lose power). And I have the lights change colors for holidays...right now they're red, white and blue!
FYI, no window casings are 100% square and wood has movement, so you can expect variations in through bowing and cupping that will be revealed most along the longer span in the frame. You should typically reduce your dimension by 1/8" to 1/4" depending on the window shade company you are purchasing from. Some manufacturers want exact measurements and they make the reduction outlining the tolerance. Others provide exactly why you specify, so you've got to do your research. The outcome looks great though! Keep up the great work. Love your videos and design style.
There's even cheaper ways to automate your home using some single board computers like RaspberryPi, but there is somewhat of a learning curve (for some non-DIYers). Plus you get the added security of not having things under a Google account
We had a robot vacuum, don't remember the brand, was a cheaper one that did great for a while. It would always show in Google home to be running when it was clearly docked and never wanted to follow instructions from Google but worked fine from it's own app.
Hi Kayla, I'm a new fan and I've enjoyed your content so far. This is the first video that popped in my suggestions because I'm constantly looking at different smart home products. I've been working on my smart home for a few years now. So far I have smart curtains, ceiling fans, lights, vacuums, cameras and appliances. Right now I'm researching the right motion sensors to make my lights run more seamless. There is a lot of trial and error sometimes. Keep at it girl!
Amazing Smart House/Home so far. It’s goals. Guess we’re around the same age cuz I remember the Smart House movie too and it’s the reason that I’m trying to turn my home into a replica of the movie lol. But not only is your house beautiful, it’s well decorated and your smart home modifications are being done by u which is very attractive and cost effective. Great job Kayla!!💯✊🏿
I admire your patience and installation skills. Also thanks for confirming why I chose Serena Shades by Lutron 😂 They cost more but work perfectly every time in my smart home scenes and automations.
I plan on getting smart shades also. I want to have everything automated so far I have just my tv, lights, & saltwater fish aquarium... I love govee, all my light stripes are from govee
As someone with a smart house that I created and customised I will say this always always set up your smart products before installation, probably the only reason I can think of for why there are So many different ways to install is because technology is constantly being updated including smart devices and that explains the customer service and you tube and the Manual not matching up .
I built my smart home from the ground up , new construction , but with Alexia and I too had so many issues, my smallest window is 8ft and largest 12 ft, I had to get custom blinds/shades built, I wish mines was 3k, I have 52 windows in my home with frames less doors to the back pool area, I'm still fighting with this dam house, allot of my stuff drops off from the Alexia app, then appear a few days later as a new equipment eg switch 1 found, I'm not sure if Alexia can only handle soo much of devices all together, I have set them up in different groups so it can be more organize , so I feel your pain, good luck on your conversion
I believe Google is having issues because I have smart lights in our primary bedroom that disconnect from Google Home or don't label the correct action (light on when it's clearly off or vice versa) in the Google Home app. When I use the local app, the lights work perfectly fine. First time seeing your channel, love the content.
Also you said if we wanted to suggest somethings lyk in the comments….Lutron Caseta!! I have em, did my research and we seem to kinda think alike when it comes to things like this so I would recommend Caseta smart switches. You’ll like em. I hope I’m not suggesting this too prematurely cuz I’m only 14mins in but everything looks soooooooo amazing so far!! 💯🤙🏿✊🏿
Techie here! I can tell you to check and if you answers no then this will resolve your problem. It’s probably the Internet signal. If you only have one router essentially located in your home, the signal may not be getting far enough to all the shades, especially a different point of time because of wavelength yada yada yada. if you have a mess system, I would look at either repositioning your system or buying another pod to your system and then positioning pretty much all corners of your home has “equal” coverage. Items such as shades, doorbells, and other smaller devices other than cameras, meaning items that don’t require a lot of band with generally don’t have stronger wavelength if you can imagine just because of the size of circuits on these items, hence widening, your network, makes it stronger and better to connect items. Also, the more items you add to your network, you will have to look at your router and see if that’s even sufficient. That doesn’t sound like the case here and I’m only measuring that based on what I’m hearing in today’s video and measuring that on what I have on my home currently.
Algorithm put this video on my feed and clicked on it bc I want to turn my home into a smart home…I wasn’t expecting to laugh so much though. I fell out when she started talking about installing the shades 😂
She is correct on that figure out what ecosystem you want and then pick your items that is compatible with the ecosystem. I am an Apple user tried in true so I use Apple home. In that all of the products and stuff that I do use has to be compatible with Apple home and it has made insulation and converting our home into a smart home much easier.?
BATHROOM FAN TIMERS!!! Doing number 2? hit 20 minutes and it doesn't get left on. motion sensing light switch kasa (google how to setup a schedule) for when you just need to grab somethin' from the car quickly or head out Schedule your smart garage door closes for times after you would normally leave Smart Wyze lock for garage door into house Don't do solar path lights at all - always get a smart transformer (multi zones) Smart air purifiers
Also what type of internet speed or additional internet features do you have because to make your home a complete smart home you will need a powerful internet connection
I’m sure there’s a more technical video on RUclips that can give you all the specs, that’s not my ministry lol. I hooked everything up to our normal WiFi and it works just fine. We have the highest speed plan our internet provider offers.
@@kaylasimonehome Sorry to bother you again, I just wanted to suggest an Asus wifi 6 router or something comparable. With so many wifi items, you're going to want more channels, and this may be why some items like the fans got confused or lost connection. There's also safety protections so that people cant connect to a baby monitor for example, or your smart items and listen in or snoop, as well as automations like when you're uploading a youtube video, the wifi prioritizes the PC upload and not the smart fans. Make sure all your items use Wifi 6 if you go 6, some might still use Wifi 5, in that case all wifi 5 is still OK. And I'm sure your new ISP gave you their most updated modem but that will help, if they have any better models or let you use 3rd party. You will also want maybe a security or fail safe options, so if someone cuts the power, or theres a storm, there's a generator that kicks on that powers the wifi only so you can call for help -- you can tell the police ahead of time you need to test this and will hang up immediately. You'll want an emergency option where only wifi/cams/google voice work to save energy. I would also program a vacation mode that shuts it all off, then you can monitor usage. I believe some smart meters have apps, or can connect to your electricity companies portal. I also saw your smart door is batteries, change those often, I think mine lasted 6 months. If you have items you dont want stolen in the back, some security systems spray water like a sprinkler when triggered at night. It has saved my husbands tools a few times. My other suggestions is automated dog water and food, roomba, wet roomba, heated toilet seat, smart bidet, smart power outlets labeled as the item they are like air purifier, dehumidifier ect. Thank you for reading and sharing. I'm in cyber security so I want to make sure everyones safe on smart items, because they're easy to break into. Good luck x edit: I just saw it took you 3 months to get the shades done, I would hire an IT guy or even a nerd from best guy geek squad to come do the router, it's going to upset some things. Part of the security or emergency reset mode you can program in is to make sure storms or outages dont mess it all up, I'd hate for your work to be lost
@@kaylasimonehome hook those up to a better sound system/your TV's sound bar? get some surround sound for movie nights if thats your thing xx I also loved that movie as a kid!!
change your smart lock to the aquaria smart lock and you can un lock the door with your Apple Watch with homekey and its matter enabled so you can connect your google eco system at the same time
I’ve always had a passion for design & diy. I started as an interior design assistant, eventually worked my way up to being a semi-custom and custom home designer, then left that job to pursue content creation full time. Basically just a lot of long days, learning and teaching myself, and a lot of trial and error.
Hey Kayla , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?
we have multiple different lights (regular and led) hooked up to the same light switch. so even if I changed the bulbs on the sconces, that wouldn’t solve my problem for the up lights. a smart switch set to a dusk/dawn schedule will control everything.
Google Home has an app on iPhones, so it'll work just fine. You do lose out on some of the deeper integrations that you'd get with Apple Home, but it does work.
I certainly tried to watch this video, but somehow within the first 2 minutes I found myself watching snippets of old television shows. As a viewer I have to be careful of where I give 30+ minutes of time to. Best of success to the page, though.
question about the security system,cause its a concern i have. did you create a different google account for all the house automation or is it connected to the account you use for this youtube channel?asked cause some youtubers channels have been hacked lately which is why i asked
With home kit they are like $350/ shade . It is an investment when you are buying for a house with lotsssss of windows but we definitely saved from buying Lutron Serena or triathlon shades , which we originally wanted 💰💵💸💸💲💲💲💲💲💲💲😩😩😩
if someone wants to hack my ceiling fans or lightbulbs, be my guest lol. not really sure what they would gain from that. 😂 but no, I’m not concerned about that. it’s much more likely that they hack my phone, social media, computer, etc. something of value before hacking my google home.
I'm so glad I found you under recommendations! You definitely get me and I get you so, new subscriber here 🫶🏾 (I'm also a govee addict lol) Congratulations on the new home! It's gorgeous.
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Nice home!!! Love smart automations, and started with google home too! Moved on to home assistant though now, its so much more powerful, but basically a rabbit hole 😅
Suggestions for more automations:
- presence sensors for each room! (Not motion, they turn off if you're sitting) So control lights, fans, etc etc
- door / window sensors if you see a need, so pantry open, lights go on kinda thing
- and automate your lights to dim when you turn on your TV, and brighten a bit when you pause, and go back to dim when you resume... It's basically magic! My husband just loves that automation 😂
- Automate the bathroom exhaust when someone showers!
Under cabinet lighting for the bathrooms at night or hallway baseboard lights!
ooooh now that's smart!!! adding that to my list immediately! thank you :)
The bit about the windows is SO GOOD for anyone wanting new construction. My Husband and I got shades for our new build and the company that came out to measure told us they had to measure each window separately because of those tiny variances. I think it’s common in the building/construction industry. But we wouldn’t have known if they didn’t tell us. Don’t think you measured wrong or anything was wrong with the shades!
TP-Link Smart switches for outdoor porch lights. Auto on/off by sunrise/set.
TP-Link Motion Smart switches for certain rooms, I got one for my basement as I pass down the stairs lights turn on like magic. Both work great with Google Home. But even it's "Kasa" app sometimes seems faster. Either way it's good.
Govee Outdoor LEDs for fences or walk ways.
Halloween, Christmas related lights connected to a smart outdoor plug, set on an automation 👌🏼
Loved your honest review of those smart shades.
Hi Kayla. I just want you to know, I literally am into all the things you do. 😂 Your garage tool collection is goals. I explained to my mom in excitement about you, like I had just tasted some good sweet tea. Keep doing what you’re doing because when I get my house, the way I’m going to reference your videos!!!
I love the synchronization of when it’s that time of day and every starts to open or shutdown it’s amazing I will add this to my house non-negotiables list 😂 thank you Kayla for the inspiration
Kayla, for your outdoor lights you should buy dusk to dawn lightbulbs! Even to tide you over until you get a smart switch. Dusk to dawn bulbs will solve your problem and is such a cheap change.
we have multiple different lights (regular and led) hooked up to the same light switch. so even if I changed the bulbs on the sconces, that wouldn’t solve my problem for the up lights. a smart switch set to a dusk/dawn schedule will control everything.
Did not know this was a thing but just ordered from Amazon! Perfect for my front porch overhead light!
I agree with dusk to dawn lights. I previously just had a smart bulbs but the automation didn't work well. Now my dusk to dawn lights work well with the smart bulbs (they don't lose power). And I have the lights change colors for holidays...right now they're red, white and blue!
FYI, no window casings are 100% square and wood has movement, so you can expect variations in through bowing and cupping that will be revealed most along the longer span in the frame. You should typically reduce your dimension by 1/8" to 1/4" depending on the window shade company you are purchasing from. Some manufacturers want exact measurements and they make the reduction outlining the tolerance. Others provide exactly why you specify, so you've got to do your research. The outcome looks great though! Keep up the great work. Love your videos and design style.
I admire your patience and perseverance. Although I love the idea of home automation, my patience doesn’t.
Kudos 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 to you🤗🤗🤗
There's even cheaper ways to automate your home using some single board computers like RaspberryPi, but there is somewhat of a learning curve (for some non-DIYers). Plus you get the added security of not having things under a Google account
That's so funny because Pat is the reason I don't want ANYTHING smart in our house lol
My thermostats are Google nest. I like that my temperatures are automatically adjusted. So my bill stays basically the same monthly
Ecobee is 10x better
We had a robot vacuum, don't remember the brand, was a cheaper one that did great for a while. It would always show in Google home to be running when it was clearly docked and never wanted to follow instructions from Google but worked fine from it's own app.
that’s how our old robot vacuum was too! we got a new one but haven’t set it up yet, thanks for reminding me! lol
Hey not only girls watch your channel🤨
😂 we girls bro.
*gworl is gender inclusion
Hello
Continue to be consistent. Continue to stand on your business.
Continued blessings to you and your husband.
Hi Kayla, I'm a new fan and I've enjoyed your content so far. This is the first video that popped in my suggestions because I'm constantly looking at different smart home products. I've been working on my smart home for a few years now. So far I have smart curtains, ceiling fans, lights, vacuums, cameras and appliances. Right now I'm researching the right motion sensors to make my lights run more seamless. There is a lot of trial and error sometimes. Keep at it girl!
Amazing Smart House/Home so far. It’s goals. Guess we’re around the same age cuz I remember the Smart House movie too and it’s the reason that I’m trying to turn my home into a replica of the movie lol. But not only is your house beautiful, it’s well decorated and your smart home modifications are being done by u which is very attractive and cost effective. Great job Kayla!!💯✊🏿
I admire your patience and installation skills. Also thanks for confirming why I chose Serena Shades by Lutron 😂 They cost more but work perfectly every time in my smart home scenes and automations.
ugh I really wish we had done the Serena Shades! next house 🤞🏾
I plan on getting smart shades also. I want to have everything automated so far I have just my tv, lights, & saltwater fish aquarium... I love govee, all my light stripes are from govee
subscribed. saved. favorited. Yeah, when you showed the automated shades and lighting I was SAT. Truly amazing tips!✨
thank you so much! 😄
love this video! felt like We was chatting on FaceTime lol almost made me start talking back to you lol
As someone with a smart house that I created and customised I will say this always always set up your smart products before installation, probably the only reason I can think of for why there are So many different ways to install is because technology is constantly being updated including smart devices and that explains the customer service and you tube and the Manual not matching up .
such a great tip!! make sure it's working before you waste time getting it all installed. Imma remember that for next time haha
@@kaylasimonehome also I adore your sponsored content keep em coming 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I built my smart home from the ground up , new construction , but with Alexia and I too had so many issues, my smallest window is 8ft and largest 12 ft, I had to get custom blinds/shades built, I wish mines was 3k, I have 52 windows in my home with frames less doors to the back pool area, I'm still fighting with this dam house, allot of my stuff drops off from the Alexia app, then appear a few days later as a new equipment eg switch 1 found, I'm not sure if Alexia can only handle soo much of devices all together, I have set them up in different groups so it can be more organize , so I feel your pain, good luck on your conversion
I believe Google is having issues because I have smart lights in our primary bedroom that disconnect from Google Home or don't label the correct action (light on when it's clearly off or vice versa) in the Google Home app. When I use the local app, the lights work perfectly fine. First time seeing your channel, love the content.
I think you may be right! Bc everyone that uses Apple Homekit seems to not have any issues lol. & thanks for watching!!
Good content. Recommend adding chapters, so that folks can skip between recommendations.
Also you said if we wanted to suggest somethings lyk in the comments….Lutron Caseta!! I have em, did my research and we seem to kinda think alike when it comes to things like this so I would recommend Caseta smart switches. You’ll like em. I hope I’m not suggesting this too prematurely cuz I’m only 14mins in but everything looks soooooooo amazing so far!! 💯🤙🏿✊🏿
Techie here! I can tell you to check and if you answers no then this will resolve your problem. It’s probably the Internet signal. If you only have one router essentially located in your home, the signal may not be getting far enough to all the shades, especially a different point of time because of wavelength yada yada yada. if you have a mess system, I would look at either repositioning your system or buying another pod to your system and then positioning pretty much all corners of your home has “equal” coverage.
Items such as shades, doorbells, and other smaller devices other than cameras, meaning items that don’t require a lot of band with generally don’t have stronger wavelength if you can imagine just because of the size of circuits on these items, hence widening, your network, makes it stronger and better to connect items. Also, the more items you add to your network, you will have to look at your router and see if that’s even sufficient. That doesn’t sound like the case here and I’m only measuring that based on what I’m hearing in today’s video and measuring that on what I have on my home currently.
Algorithm put this video on my feed and clicked on it bc I want to turn my home into a smart home…I wasn’t expecting to laugh so much though. I fell out when she started talking about installing the shades 😂
you talking to your dog bout the window had me in tears lol.
I absolutely love your leather couch how do you like it in May I ask you where you purchased it and how much it was
thank you! we love it but it’s been discontinued. It’s the Solae from Article.
Get a 80 gallon heat pump water heater and a heat pump dryer to save you money and it makes you control your energy usage better.
She is correct on that figure out what ecosystem you want and then pick your items that is compatible with the ecosystem. I am an Apple user tried in true so I use Apple home. In that all of the products and stuff that I do use has to be compatible with Apple home and it has made insulation and converting our home into a smart home much easier.?
BATHROOM FAN TIMERS!!! Doing number 2? hit 20 minutes and it doesn't get left on.
motion sensing light switch kasa (google how to setup a schedule) for when you just need to grab somethin' from the car quickly or head out
Schedule your smart garage door closes for times after you would normally leave
Smart Wyze lock for garage door into house
Don't do solar path lights at all - always get a smart transformer (multi zones)
Smart air purifiers
Also what type of internet speed or additional internet features do you have because to make your home a complete smart home you will need a powerful internet connection
I’m sure there’s a more technical video on RUclips that can give you all the specs, that’s not my ministry lol. I hooked everything up to our normal WiFi and it works just fine. We have the highest speed plan our internet provider offers.
@@kaylasimonehome Sorry to bother you again, I just wanted to suggest an Asus wifi 6 router or something comparable. With so many wifi items, you're going to want more channels, and this may be why some items like the fans got confused or lost connection. There's also safety protections so that people cant connect to a baby monitor for example, or your smart items and listen in or snoop, as well as automations like when you're uploading a youtube video, the wifi prioritizes the PC upload and not the smart fans. Make sure all your items use Wifi 6 if you go 6, some might still use Wifi 5, in that case all wifi 5 is still OK. And I'm sure your new ISP gave you their most updated modem but that will help, if they have any better models or let you use 3rd party. You will also want maybe a security or fail safe options, so if someone cuts the power, or theres a storm, there's a generator that kicks on that powers the wifi only so you can call for help -- you can tell the police ahead of time you need to test this and will hang up immediately. You'll want an emergency option where only wifi/cams/google voice work to save energy. I would also program a vacation mode that shuts it all off, then you can monitor usage. I believe some smart meters have apps, or can connect to your electricity companies portal. I also saw your smart door is batteries, change those often, I think mine lasted 6 months. If you have items you dont want stolen in the back, some security systems spray water like a sprinkler when triggered at night. It has saved my husbands tools a few times. My other suggestions is automated dog water and food, roomba, wet roomba, heated toilet seat, smart bidet, smart power outlets labeled as the item they are like air purifier, dehumidifier ect. Thank you for reading and sharing. I'm in cyber security so I want to make sure everyones safe on smart items, because they're easy to break into. Good luck x edit: I just saw it took you 3 months to get the shades done, I would hire an IT guy or even a nerd from best guy geek squad to come do the router, it's going to upset some things. Part of the security or emergency reset mode you can program in is to make sure storms or outages dont mess it all up, I'd hate for your work to be lost
Star Trek the next generation was the start of my smart home dream.
I have the Google Home pods to listen to music throughout my home.
ooh I forgot to mention we do have google minis in each room! so we can listen to music and control things with voice commands.
@@kaylasimonehome hook those up to a better sound system/your TV's sound bar? get some surround sound for movie nights if thats your thing xx I also loved that movie as a kid!!
Pat ran so Siri can walk 🗣️
Govee outdoor lights for front and back automations.
I've been looking into those! I love the permanent house lights, those are niiiice!
What is the name of the measuring tool you used to measure the windows and where did you purchase it?
change your smart lock to the aquaria smart lock and you can un lock the door with your Apple Watch with homekey and its matter enabled so you can connect your google eco system at the same time
How did you get into home renovations?? Me and my wife want to take upon our own business but don’t know where to start
I’ve always had a passion for design & diy. I started as an interior design assistant, eventually worked my way up to being a semi-custom and custom home designer, then left that job to pursue content creation full time. Basically just a lot of long days, learning and teaching myself, and a lot of trial and error.
Hey Kayla , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?
Your house is Pretty!!
💕Why don’t you just get dust to dawn outside lights💕
we have multiple different lights (regular and led) hooked up to the same light switch. so even if I changed the bulbs on the sconces, that wouldn’t solve my problem for the up lights. a smart switch set to a dusk/dawn schedule will control everything.
Hi Kayla, do you have an iPhone or an android? If you have an iPhone do you have any compatibility issues running google home products?
Google Home has an app on iPhones, so it'll work just fine. You do lose out on some of the deeper integrations that you'd get with Apple Home, but it does work.
@@TheAppleFreakThank you..😃
I certainly tried to watch this video, but somehow within the first 2 minutes I found myself watching snippets of old television shows. As a viewer I have to be careful of where I give 30+ minutes of time to. Best of success to the page, though.
thanks for commenting :)
Alright, serious question. Are you really wearing over the head headphones while doing the ceiling fan install? Next level crazy 😂
what’s crazy about it?
question about the security system,cause its a concern i have. did you create a different google account for all the house automation or is it connected to the account you use for this youtube channel?asked cause some youtubers channels have been hacked lately which is why i asked
yes, I have a personal account that’s not tied to any of my social accounts.
Why weren’t all the pieces to the fan put together before it was hung on the ceiling wouldn’t that have made it easier?
no, it actually would’ve made it much harder lol.
Try Home Assistant
What kind of router are you using?
Bypass the fan app and remote completely and use smart switch. Definitely didn’t need to do a smart fan.
Our smart wings shades integrated perfectly with our Apple home kit system
With home kit they are like $350/ shade . It is an investment when you are buying for a house with lotsssss of windows but we definitely saved from buying Lutron Serena or triathlon shades , which we originally wanted 💰💵💸💸💲💲💲💲💲💲💲😩😩😩
majority of the reviews I watched said they used Home Kit! seems like that’s a much better system for these shades
@@kaylasimonehome I’m thinking so 🤔 because it works seamlessly with my “Siri! Good morning” and “Siri! Good evening” scenes.
Matter is not 100% yet. I will be, it is a 'matter' of when.
The short story that was based on is crazy though 😂😂
ooooh I had no idea! let me go find it cause now I’m intrigued haha
@@kaylasimonehome The Veldt by Ray Bradbury
Where you get that sectional ?
Article, but it’s discontinued
@@kaylasimonehome I like that style
Fireplace
Are you concerned about the smart feature being hacked?
if someone wants to hack my ceiling fans or lightbulbs, be my guest lol. not really sure what they would gain from that. 😂
but no, I’m not concerned about that. it’s much more likely that they hack my phone, social media, computer, etc. something of value before hacking my google home.
Nice from morocco
I’m a man🤷🏾♂️
1st 🙌🏾
I'm not a girl, so bye video 😅😅😅
byeeeee 🥰
KSH notifications for the win! 🫶🏾 Absolutely loving the content!!
love you so much 🖤
I'm so glad I found you under recommendations!
You definitely get me and I get you so, new subscriber here 🫶🏾 (I'm also a govee addict lol)
Congratulations on the new home! It's gorgeous.