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So I could control the dryer remotely. So I can get a notification when the dryer is finished. So I could be alerted if some goes wrong with the dryer or if i
by Ecstatify 5y ago
So I could control the dryer remotely.
So I can get a notification when the dryer is finished.
So I could be alerted if some goes wrong with the dryer or if it needs a service.
- kybernetyk 5y agoCan you put in clothes remotely? Or take them out remotely? No? Then IOT is pretty much useless in this case.
- coldtea 5y agoI think the parent meant actual reasons, not bogus ones with zero marginal utility... The ones mentioned, we could already read in the company's marketing material...
- Salgat 5y agoI actually use these though. It's a boon for someone with ADHD for a dryer that has adaptive drying (the drying time varies based on moisture content, so the estimate isn't perfect). I'll be plugging away at my computer and my phone tells me "hey it's time to take them out". It's even more valuable when you have a washer with alerts, since you can know exactly when to do the next load.
- Ecstatify 5y agoSome people have night rates for electricity so you could set your dryer to start at 3am and save yourself money. You could get an estimated time for when the clothes are going to be dried. Often I have to switch on the dryer a second time as the clothes aren’t completely dry. If the water collection tank is full in my dryer it essentially stops drying the clothes so if I could get an alert that the tank was full I could empty it or maybe alert someone in the house that it needs to be emptied. Often if I’m washing clothes at night I don’t turn on the drier as some people have gone to bed, I normally leave the clothes in the drier. So if I could get an alert based on the weather the next morning if it makes sense to hang out the clothes before I go to work or is it going to rain and the drier will switch it on and be finished before I come home from work.