RSSDoorbell privacy sentry
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jun 29, 2006 01:51 PM
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Looks well thought out, but what's wrong with an off switch?
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I like this, i'd end up forgetting to turn the switch off before I hit the bed or back on when I wake up. Then i'd miss all of those night-time Jehovah's Witnesses.
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OK, so the bell is turned off but what if they are resourceful solicitors and decide to knock since the bell doesn't work?
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Interesting project. RTourn - what if you forget to turn it off.
I like what I have done to help prevent solications.... I put up a $5 sign that says "No Soliciting"
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Interesting project. RTourn - what if you forget to turn it off?
I like what I have done to help prevent solications.... I put up a $5 sign that says "No Soliciting"
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