How much does this cost though?
I use a wifi smart plug attached to bed lights to just turn on my bed lamps 30 minutes before I wake up
ITT: purchases that really improved your quality of life
Parker Nguyen
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Dylan Torres
Are the lights in the blue area, 420~ nm?
James Green
How well do those really do? If you did slice up some potatoes and dump them in there, does it do the deed?
>amazing jap technology
I didn't even know that shit existed. I've been thinking about getting a rice cooker, though.
>planetarium projector
Where did you get one and how much? I've wanted one, that and a kaleidoscope projector.
Ryder Williams
this!
Jordan Russell
>Where did you get one and how much?
Sega Toys Homestar Flux. Don't get the original, the Flux is way brighter and focuses much sharper, worth the extra dosh. There are like 25 discs you can buy for it, the standard star maps are kind of the most immersive and relaxing, but all the others are actual photos from the Hubble, Spitzer, and various observatories. Really good quality shit for a consumer grade dealie. Also it was designed at least in part by the genius who invented the $2.5million Megastar professional planetarium projector. I love this thing.
Isaac Torres
I think a wake-up light from Phillips is like 50 bucks but there are cheaper alternatives.
Smart lights from Phillips, a starter set is 120 I think. Ofc cheaper alternatives exist.
I really like that I can set the lights to gradually turn brighter
The wake-up light is a warm orange/yellow color
Not sure on the exact range of the hue lights.
Maybe this might give you more info sunlightinside.com
Thomas Nelson
sweet. I've looked at them off and on, but it's really hard to tell what you'd be getting.
Levi Myers
Thick curtains for windows. Room gets direct heat and the double layering is insane. The curtains get hot as shit if I put them in between the blinds and window.
Kayden Fisher
I like mine as well but it's still no microwave.