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> who wants a phone app to remotely control a blender? Here's an idea: if you find the blender to be too loud, go into a different room, close the door, and re
by gnicholas 4y ago
> who wants a phone app to remotely control a blender?
Here's an idea: if you find the blender to be too loud, go into a different room, close the door, and remotely trigger the blender with your smartphone app.
We put our blender in our pantry because we can close the door and blend without waking up the baby. Otherwise it (Blendtec) is too loud!
EDIT: to the downvoters, this was tongue in cheek. It would obviously be better for them to spend more money on soundproofing and less on a useless app!
- 2muchcoffeeman 4y agoThis is the worst part about all this smart phone junk and cooking. It's normalising leaving the room and then cooking something remotely a bit too much.
- mlyle 4y agoIt all depends. Getting notified for time consuming things is great. Having my smoker self-manage its temperature and graph the amount of heat it's dumped in is nice. Checking on the temperature ramp of the sous vide is nice, too.