Thank you for your work and inspiration. Funnily i have just finished my staircase lights 2 days ago. Using full rgb, motions sensors at the top and bottom, and on top of that manual control over mqtt with a home assistant entity. This way i can pick any color in a solid effect or 1 of many prebuilt effects that would work well for a party, Christmas, new years eve etc. Oh and also brightness control when in manual control mode.
I have RUclips Red and listen to long videos while driving with the SCREEN OFF mostly at 1.5 times speed (between 1.25 to 1.75 x speed always). I can toggle this easily on DESKTOP browser with mere single keyboard shortcuts using extensions like video speed controller/ global speed controller, etc. They even allow custom seconds of rewind and skip fwd hotkeys. In the Android RUclips app, for me to just to REWIND back via app (default 10 sec), requires me the user to wake up screen and double tap left side of screen. I had tried enabling accessibility settings to insert an extra rewind / fastfwd button, but still need to unlock / wake up the phone and summon the app if not I'm the active window. I have tried "okay google' functionality: I will be getting an Xperia 1 iii soon with a built in dedicated google assistant button so that will help skip the brief delay (of the "okay Google" wake up trigger), but I still don't want to reach for the phone and say " .... rewind (*) seconds " every time. What do you suggest? Some sort of Bluetooth hand trigger / 'puck' with 2-4 buttons ? A mini Keyboard to hold in one hand? Volume button remapper for double-click up/down? Looking for fast predictable rewinding ideally without touching the phone, let's say I click the rewind button 4 times, I expect 40 second rewind (depending on what the default setting is 5 vs 10 vs 15 seconds) As a bonus, it be good if one of the buttons toggled the chosen example 1.5 x speed vs regular 1x speed , but that would likely work with browsers like kiwi browser which allow you to install chrome extensions like for desktop. However I personally would like to stick to the Android RUclips app. If this has already been addressed by someone else / your prior projects, kindly direct me the way. Thank you.
That's a great automation! When I was a kid I put my laundry in the washer and it automatically washed, folded, and transported to my bed. My new washer and dryer though didn't seem to come with this function. Haha
Don't give up guys, stopped working for me when I was about 12 to. But now, at 34, it's working again and has been for about 10 years now. Weirdly tho, it always coincides with my gf getting angry at me and calling me lazy. No idea what's going on.
I have got to stop watching your videos, every single time I watch them, YOU COST ME MONEY!!! Thank you so much for this one, I've been looking for smart button alternatives and didn't know about the Broadlink buttons. I like home automation but have learned I still enjoy button pushing. Being able to turn on all the things you want to turn on at once by the press of just one button is amazing so thank you again for all that you do, keep up the great content sir!!
I’ve always liked that stair lighting automation, but I would want to fade them on and off so it is more smooth and less jarring. To each their own, though - it is still awesome
I’ve set up a couple of virtual switches in ST to help with the triggering of automations. GUESTS switch disables all of the time based stuff / motion sensor notifications/ turning off the outside lights if we have guests over (you remember guests). SCHOOL DAY toggles whether the bus reminders are run or not on a weekday; don’t need the audiovisual reminders during school holidays. CLOTHES ON LINE reminds me to bring in the laundry one hour before sunset / sends us notifications if the weather changes to rain and we need to save the clothes from getting wet again. I’m sure you guys have other FLAGS we should all be setting on out systems.
In 3:41 he also used moving stage lights to turn to red and a set to a specific shape by using DMX, I don't know how to integrate DMX to smart home but I like how he did that
I've been thinking about an automation since before it was a thing but I won't get to implement it till we move in 10 months: Bathroom light. Motion sensor + door sensor. Door open OR motion --> light on. Door close AND no motion in 5 seconds --> light off. No more turning on/off light in bathroom + super simple.
I'm Autistic and have to put in multiple Alexa reminders if I'm meeting a schedule, it's a nuisance and time consuming; I love that idea with the changing lights, I'm definitely going to copy that somehow, thanks.
Just found this..thx for the tag on the fog machine portion. Your assumptions were on point. Working out that latency issues and will share more details on my RUclips soon. Awesome video and details!
I got my stairs light strip to fade in and not just switch on, though it's so far just code and I need to order the parts but at least the code is ready :D
Great stuff + your explanation of how it was done + your alternative approaches = best automation content. And nice supporting stars (kids). I've got a kitchen remodel in the future and just have to have the vac garage under the cabinets - thanks for highlighting the idea.
Great idea, Reed! I'll have to take videos of what we set up at the house we're currently building. I've got some pretty cool ideas for automations with addressable RGB strips (but am always looking for more). I pulled a ton of 16/4 wire for them before sheetrock went up.
I have a LED strip on my kitchen below the top cabinets to help you see better. This is running WLED so I can control it with node-red and together with my ShellyEM I change color and/or flash it red when I'm approaching or I'm beyond the power consumption I have from my grid so the general switch doesn't "blow up" (not sure the exact term for that in english)
Nice setups! Do you know any CO2 sensors, that can monitor CO2 levels in house? This so i can automate the setting on which the ventilator runs, or open the rolling shutters. preferably that also log it so you can monitor the levels?
And here I was impressed with my smart bulb that I set to VERY gradually ramp up the brightness when my morning alarm goes off which also gives me the time(I love the snooze button ok…leave me be ok🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️😂)
Thanks for this video!! I had been looking for a good smart button that I could use to turn on my Ring Floodlights! The Broadlink switch works great with an Alexa routine!
I tried setting up an automation like that for when my hockey team scored, but I couldn't get it to function properly, an definitely did not have the correct hardware. I tried using IFTTT paired with my nanoleafs to light up and flash by using the notification system from the NHL app when "my team scores". To my surprise, it worked, but it fired off every single time there was a goal for any team haha
It will be so good if someone makes the sleep tracking smart watches/bands to control home after we fall asleep, idk why its not built-in its already tracking!
Hello Reed, excellent video as always! I think you mentioned in one of your videos that you had a link to your automation spreadsheet ideas but I haven't been able to find it. Would you mind promoting me to it? so I can use it on my own house please. Thank you and keep up the good work.
I love the Toddler remote. I also bought it. Turns out it wont work on google assistant. You cant run routines without voice... im so disappointed! Love your video's! Keep it up!
I'm having hiccups with the toddler remote. Even if I specify ex: "play Bluey on disney plus" fire tv will bring me to the prime screen to purchase episodes instead. Also would be nice to be able to specify a season of TV. Starting on sesame street episode 1 freaked out my daughter!
Always informative, approachable and with humor. Awesome stuff, Reed! Hey, any idea how I can use a smart switch to trigger Wyze's own routines? I use a Wyze Bulb Color set to orange for my son's nightlight (his favorite color), but the orange preset on Alexa is basically yellow. At the moment I'm using the toggles in the app and my Wyze Band, but I need him to have a physical button
Wondering if you have ever used HAL home automated living. I had it several years ago and was hoping they would be bigger by now but never see it mentioned. It was so great even in the 90s. Wondering if you have any idea why
I've always been interested in the idea of creating/building and automating something but I have no idea on what to learn first like what type of courses would I need to take to learn and build stuff like this?
I got the Broadlink 4 buttons a month ago and used Alexa to control my smart lights with it. But Alexa stopped triggering the routines a couple of days ago. Alexa can see the buttons pressed (sees them as sensors), but does not trigger. Searching for a solution, I ended up here. Aparetnly, you have employed the same solution. Have you noticed a problem with the buttons like me? Found any solutions? I couldn't find a good solution online... Thanks.
Nr 3 doesnt always work. When i clean my ecovac i have to pick it up too (like the guy in the video has to) and weirdly enough by doing so and not positioning it EXACTLY the same, it tells me it lost its position and found a new map.
Love your videos and your always who I watch for anything I plan on doing in my apartment. Soo I need your help or anyone’s help really. Is there anyway to assign smart home devices to an IP!! I’ve tried IP binding in my router but they still won’t use the IP I’ve assigned In my routers settings. Please any help would be appreciated . -What I have- Google home Assistant TP Link AC4000 GE bulbs Home assistant on Vbox enbrighten smart plugs
Maybe I could puzzle you wish a question? Followed you for a couple years now but don't think I've seen you cover this. I'm adding a ceiling fan to an area that has only 1 switch but I want to control the fan, light and speed of the fan. Have you found a way for this to happen at the fan as there is obviously only one power wire running up to the ceiling fan? BTW the fan is 2 stories up in vaulted ceiling.
Broadlink are great remotes! The bad thing is that little by little they start getting greedy like Phil * ps HUE. In the new application, routines for S1C and S2C are not supported. Don't they understand the logic that if they don't stop the maintenance of the old devices I will be satisfied. Which will make me buy more of their devices in the future for every room in my home. I also want to give them money for broadlink e-air expansion modules, I don't know why they don't take advantage of that. What are they waiting for ?!
My experience with the Broadlink Smart Button is that the hub wouldn't connect to my WiFi. I gave up trying after half an hour. Disappointed. Fortunately, Amazon makes returns of products like this very easy!
The Shelly button is the best there is. It integrates directly with Home Assistant, through the Shelly integration, or you can flash it with Tasmota, through a simple Over The Air process. And since it uses WiFi, you can directly hook it up to Home Assistant, without having to buy a separate zigbee coordinator.
@@user-xu2pi6vx7o At $25, I'm considering it. For about the same price, I can get the broadlink quad-button with hub. I do like that the Shelly is water resistant and rechargeable. Thanks for the recommendation!
Want me to feature your automation idea in a future video? Check out the description for instructions. I’m excited to see your smart home!
first reply! love ur vids!
Thank you for your work and inspiration. Funnily i have just finished my staircase lights 2 days ago. Using full rgb, motions sensors at the top and bottom, and on top of that manual control over mqtt with a home assistant entity. This way i can pick any color in a solid effect or 1 of many prebuilt effects that would work well for a party, Christmas, new years eve etc. Oh and also brightness control when in manual control mode.
I have RUclips Red and listen to long videos while driving with the SCREEN OFF mostly at 1.5 times speed (between 1.25 to 1.75 x speed always).
I can toggle this easily on DESKTOP browser with mere single keyboard shortcuts using extensions like video speed controller/ global speed controller, etc. They even allow custom seconds of rewind and skip fwd hotkeys.
In the Android RUclips app, for me to just to REWIND back via app (default 10 sec), requires me the user to wake up screen and double tap left side of screen. I had tried enabling accessibility settings to insert an extra rewind / fastfwd button, but still need to unlock / wake up the phone and summon the app if not I'm the active window.
I have tried "okay google' functionality:
I will be getting an Xperia 1 iii soon with a built in dedicated google assistant button so that will help skip the brief delay (of the "okay Google" wake up trigger), but I still don't want to reach for the phone and say " .... rewind (*) seconds " every time.
What do you suggest?
Some sort of Bluetooth hand trigger / 'puck' with 2-4 buttons ?
A mini Keyboard to hold in one hand?
Volume button remapper for double-click up/down?
Looking for fast predictable rewinding ideally without touching the phone, let's say I click the rewind button 4 times, I expect 40 second rewind (depending on what the default setting is 5 vs 10 vs 15 seconds)
As a bonus, it be good if one of the buttons toggled the chosen example 1.5 x speed vs regular 1x speed , but that would likely work with browsers like kiwi browser which allow you to install chrome extensions like for desktop. However I personally would like to stick to the Android RUclips app.
If this has already been addressed by someone else / your prior projects, kindly direct me the way.
Thank you.
That's a great automation! When I was a kid I put my laundry in the washer and it automatically washed, folded, and transported to my bed. My new washer and dryer though didn't seem to come with this function. Haha
Wow Jackson that's awesome it worked for so long. That automation unfortunately stopped working for me when I was around 11 years old.
@@SmartHomeSolver worked till I was 14. I would trade it all back for a snack automation though
Don't give up guys, stopped working for me when I was about 12 to. But now, at 34, it's working again and has been for about 10 years now. Weirdly tho, it always coincides with my gf getting angry at me and calling me lazy. No idea what's going on.
Here’s the closest thing you can find for that “Mom” automation. Audio of Mom only …
ruclips.net/video/TqFliOxj82A/видео.html
I got a new dishwasher when I got married, but she doesn’t like it when I call her that.
I have got to stop watching your videos, every single time I watch them, YOU COST ME MONEY!!! Thank you so much for this one, I've been looking for smart button alternatives and didn't know about the Broadlink buttons. I like home automation but have learned I still enjoy button pushing. Being able to turn on all the things you want to turn on at once by the press of just one button is amazing so thank you again for all that you do, keep up the great content sir!!
I really appreciate it! Thanks!
Ikr. I am so getting a fog machine
That vacuum hiding trick is excellent. I may have to steal it and make the robot go live under the stairs.
I absolutely LOVE the mini garage for the robot vacuum! Absolutely genius!
My bedroom light turns on when my kids turn on their light first thing in the morning. That way I know if they are awake or not!
It's like a police state 👀
@@jameshogge my kids are under 5. I need to go downstairs with them.
That seems terrible! I have mine lock my door instead haha
@@smccrode 🤣
I’ve always liked that stair lighting automation, but I would want to fade them on and off so it is more smooth and less jarring. To each their own, though - it is still awesome
That's exactly what I'm doing with version 2, full PWM led and animation control :) twitter.com/SchizoDuckie/status/1412561490633166849?s=19
That staircase looks Awesome. Very intelligent 😍👌
I’ve set up a couple of virtual switches in ST to help with the triggering of automations. GUESTS switch disables all of the time based stuff / motion sensor notifications/ turning off the outside lights if we have guests over (you remember guests). SCHOOL DAY toggles whether the bus reminders are run or not on a weekday; don’t need the audiovisual reminders during school holidays. CLOTHES ON LINE reminds me to bring in the laundry one hour before sunset / sends us notifications if the weather changes to rain and we need to save the clothes from getting wet again.
I’m sure you guys have other FLAGS we should all be setting on out systems.
This is a cool series! Giving me some inspiration for my house. The end though 🤣 It’s the automation that never fails.
Thanks Danny! Haha I'm sure you have some of those automations with your kids as well.
So down for this series.. I love it. Now I need to go buy a fog machine 😏
OMG! That door for vacuum robot is perfect idea :D I'm starting building that tomorrow, that's just awesome!
I like the one with the robovac. You can do the same with a robot lawnmower.
In 3:41 he also used moving stage lights to turn to red and a set to a specific shape by using DMX, I don't know how to integrate DMX to smart home but I like how he did that
The stairs one was amazing!
I like that you explain the advanced feature and also propose an entry-level solution! great vid as always!
Lol the motion sensor stairs… very billie jean
I've been thinking about an automation since before it was a thing but I won't get to implement it till we move in 10 months:
Bathroom light. Motion sensor + door sensor. Door open OR motion --> light on. Door close AND no motion in 5 seconds --> light off. No more turning on/off light in bathroom + super simple.
Even though it's the Habs, that hockey one was amazing!!!
Thx will do a more detailed video soon on it .working out some latency
Great video, I'm looking forward to this series
Excellent idea having a series of this. Maybe I'll send some of my own. Greetings from Mexico :D
Thanks Eduardo! Send them over!
Love the Robot vacuum garage. But how does it get back home and then close the door?
I'd be rooting for my team not to score with that fog machine. Everything in the house is going to be coated in a fog film in short order.
😂. It's water based, thankfully the Leafs don't score much
Wowwww I really love ur automations...once I get my own house I will definitely try out a bunch....thanks a lot
Thanks Benjamin! Well technically these are other people's automations but they are pretty awesome!
I got a lot of ideas from Reed's Smart Apartment videos too 😎
I'm Autistic and have to put in multiple Alexa reminders if I'm meeting a schedule, it's a nuisance and time consuming; I love that idea with the changing lights, I'm definitely going to copy that somehow, thanks.
Just found this..thx for the tag on the fog machine portion. Your assumptions were on point. Working out that latency issues and will share more details on my RUclips soon. Awesome video and details!
OMG Dad Tax!! thought I was the only one.
you should start an r/smarthomesolver subreddit! so you can showcase automations from there!
That ending was so funny😂
I got my stairs light strip to fade in and not just switch on, though it's so far just code and I need to order the parts but at least the code is ready :D
Great stuff + your explanation of how it was done + your alternative approaches = best automation content. And nice supporting stars (kids). I've got a kitchen remodel in the future and just have to have the vac garage under the cabinets - thanks for highlighting the idea.
I appreciate it Doug! That would be awesome to include something like that while remodeling your kitchen.
One minor issue with the fog machine... it's probably going to set the smoke alarm off in the house lol
Great idea, Reed! I'll have to take videos of what we set up at the house we're currently building. I've got some pretty cool ideas for automations with addressable RGB strips (but am always looking for more). I pulled a ton of 16/4 wire for them before sheetrock went up.
I have a LED strip on my kitchen below the top cabinets to help you see better. This is running WLED so I can control it with node-red and together with my ShellyEM I change color and/or flash it red when I'm approaching or I'm beyond the power consumption I have from my grid so the general switch doesn't "blow up" (not sure the exact term for that in english)
I keep hoping that someone makes a line of home automation booby traps, home alone style.
I hope you’re working on a Halloween episode!
Now that sounds fun!
I love how you make it look like your kids a out of control. Funny
Great video, thanks Mr. Gravy
Lol, I definitely want my big battery robot to go under by kitchen cabinets. How lovely idea if it happens to catch fire 🤦
Fun!! That robot garage is next level. I’ve got my RoboRoc under a table and it’s great there. Keep up the great work man, really appreciate you 🤙
Thanks Graham! Under a table is also a good spot.
Woah ! Awesome quality videos...!!!
Nice setups!
Do you know any CO2 sensors, that can monitor CO2 levels in house? This so i can automate the setting on which the ventilator runs, or open the rolling shutters.
preferably that also log it so you can monitor the levels?
wow love these smart home ideas!
Damn. Now i need a fog machine!
OMG the toddler remote best thing ever!
My two year old has been using it every day since I made it. I thought she would get bored of it, nope.
And here I was impressed with my smart bulb that I set to VERY gradually ramp up the brightness when my morning alarm goes off which also gives me the time(I love the snooze button ok…leave me be ok🤷🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️😂)
Imagine having to do the "math" to get to the train station on time. Nightmare.
Thanks for this video!! I had been looking for a good smart button that I could use to turn on my Ring Floodlights! The Broadlink switch works great with an Alexa routine!
the kid remote is amazing
Not much of an automation, but I changed the command for setting my home to away to be: “shields”
Great video. How many attempts to get that apple sauce pouch to slide and stay up? Haha.
This guy’s voice is very, very similar to Tim Cook’s voice!! Are they related ? Lol
Oh wow, I’ve recently been upgrading to Philips hue as well
I tapped subscribe as soon as you said to record the video horizontally, not vertically. (And because you have good content)
I tried setting up an automation like that for when my hockey team scored, but I couldn't get it to function properly, an definitely did not have the correct hardware. I tried using IFTTT paired with my nanoleafs to light up and flash by using the notification system from the NHL app when "my team scores". To my surprise, it worked, but it fired off every single time there was a goal for any team haha
Dad tax.. Ha... I'm stealing that
It will be so good if someone makes the sleep tracking smart watches/bands to control home after we fall asleep, idk why its not built-in its already tracking!
Good stuff Reed, thanks.
I appreciate it Ron!
Hello Reed, excellent video as always! I think you mentioned in one of your videos that you had a link to your automation spreadsheet ideas but I haven't been able to find it. Would you mind promoting me to it? so I can use it on my own house please. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Awesome automation product
Good idea!
Any idea if there's a Google equivalent for the toddler remote?
Great ideas!
I love the Toddler remote. I also bought it. Turns out it wont work on google assistant. You cant run routines without voice... im so disappointed! Love your video's! Keep it up!
any chance you could do a video on your sick set up behind you? would love to do something like that for all my camera gear
I'm having hiccups with the toddler remote. Even if I specify ex: "play Bluey on disney plus" fire tv will bring me to the prime screen to purchase episodes instead.
Also would be nice to be able to specify a season of TV. Starting on sesame street episode 1 freaked out my daughter!
I look for a way rolling down the blinds when I turn on my tv, not using Amazon. Any ideas?
I thought about the fog machine for party mode on a red button in a ren and stimpy painting don’t touch the red button.
"Dad tax" xD
Awesome videos sorry I’m sooo late
Always informative, approachable and with humor. Awesome stuff, Reed!
Hey, any idea how I can use a smart switch to trigger Wyze's own routines? I use a Wyze Bulb Color set to orange for my son's nightlight (his favorite color), but the orange preset on Alexa is basically yellow. At the moment I'm using the toggles in the app and my Wyze Band, but I need him to have a physical button
Wondering if you have ever used HAL home automated living. I had it several years ago and was hoping they would be bigger by now but never see it mentioned. It was so great even in the 90s. Wondering if you have any idea why
I've always been interested in the idea of creating/building and automating something but I have no idea on what to learn first like what type of courses would I need to take to learn and build stuff like this?
Insane Automations!
I got the Broadlink 4 buttons a month ago and used Alexa to control my smart lights with it. But Alexa stopped triggering the routines a couple of days ago. Alexa can see the buttons pressed (sees them as sensors), but does not trigger. Searching for a solution, I ended up here. Aparetnly, you have employed the same solution. Have you noticed a problem with the buttons like me? Found any solutions? I couldn't find a good solution online... Thanks.
Hi there young man I lost you I don't know why I am glad to see you back how do you like the new name Ziggy Miss Alexa. And the new voice I love voice
Hey Beryl! I'm still around don't worry. I like that there are more options for a trigger word like Ziggy. Also my wife likes the male voice haha.
Love this
Nr 3 doesnt always work. When i clean my ecovac i have to pick it up too (like the guy in the video has to) and weirdly enough by doing so and not positioning it EXACTLY the same, it tells me it lost its position and found a new map.
Hi everyone, I'm really interested in learning how to program automations like these but I'm not sure where to start..any tips?
Love your videos and your always who I watch for anything I plan on doing in my apartment. Soo I need your help or anyone’s help really. Is there anyway to assign smart home devices to an IP!! I’ve tried IP binding in my router but they still won’t use the IP I’ve assigned In my routers settings. Please any help would be appreciated .
-What I have-
Google home Assistant
TP Link AC4000
GE bulbs
Home assistant on Vbox
enbrighten smart plugs
That fog machine would have been sweet to do if the suns won the nba finals 😭
It's still tender... Brent don't bring back that pain.
My Wife loves the Fanta Pineapple sodas too
could you put Links in the links popup in the vedio like a expandable menu
I didn't hear CATCH when he was talking about the subway so I thought they were mega fans of picking up getting a good Subway sandwich 😭
Link for toddler remote?
Is broad link better than the bond?
Damn what TV was that at the 5:29 mark? =O
That is the 2021 Frame TV with added white bezel covers.
@@SmartHomeSolver love how it looks!
I seen some crappy videos but this is Gold standard.....NOT! Your Gone.............
Your back
Maybe I could puzzle you wish a question? Followed you for a couple years now but don't think I've seen you cover this. I'm adding a ceiling fan to an area that has only 1 switch but I want to control the fan, light and speed of the fan. Have you found a way for this to happen at the fan as there is obviously only one power wire running up to the ceiling fan? BTW the fan is 2 stories up in vaulted ceiling.
There should be two wires running to the fan- blue and black usually. If not, well that could be an expensive electrician visit
I want to build that subway automation for bus but I couldn't find any apis
what kind of tv is that at the end?
2021 Samsung Frame TV with added white bezel covers.
Do I need the Broadlink Hub if I already have a RM4?
Broadlink are great remotes! The bad thing is that little by little they start getting greedy like Phil * ps HUE. In the new application, routines for S1C and S2C are not supported. Don't they understand the logic that if they don't stop the maintenance of the old devices I will be satisfied. Which will make me buy more of their devices in the future for every room in my home. I also want to give them money for broadlink e-air expansion modules, I don't know why they don't take advantage of that. What are they waiting for ?!
Damn you guys are pregnant again!!! Congrats!!
???
My experience with the Broadlink Smart Button is that the hub wouldn't connect to my WiFi. I gave up trying after half an hour. Disappointed. Fortunately, Amazon makes returns of products like this very easy!
That's a bummer it didn't work for you. I didn't have any issues luckily.
Do you know of any good, cheap buttons for HomeAssistant?
Ikea😉🤪
The Shelly button is the best there is.
It integrates directly with Home Assistant, through the Shelly integration, or you can flash it with Tasmota, through a simple Over The Air process.
And since it uses WiFi, you can directly hook it up to Home Assistant, without having to buy a separate zigbee coordinator.
@@user-xu2pi6vx7o At $25, I'm considering it. For about the same price, I can get the broadlink quad-button with hub. I do like that the Shelly is water resistant and rechargeable. Thanks for the recommendation!
I would never use any of these
I am soooo annoyed that Homekit is still so bad compared to all others.
Send me your ideas so I can make videos and monetize from your ideas! 😂
These videos still take time to put together so 🤷♂️
@@SmartHomeSolver😂 I've never seen @Paul Hibbert crying about putting a video together so 🤷🏻♂️