I've been toying with the idea of replacing my old faucet for a while now. In times of Corona, I think it would be super exciting if I could even use it without actually having to touch it. Furthermore, conserving drinking water is very important to me. The solution? A water tap that is "switched on" via an infrared sensor, I think it is important that the maintenance should be quite manageable and that the installation can be done without any major technical obstacles. Here is the solution for me, a battery operated faucet that can run cold and hot water. This time I did not choose Grohe because they were just too expensive for me at 200-300 euros. Name: Auralum infrared sensor bathroom faucet, automatic, induction, mixer tap for the sink. It took about 45 minutes to install including disassembling my old faucet and everything else (complete cleaning... now that you could actually reach everything :)...). We need four AA batteries: https://amzn.to/3x7Thrc (affiliate) link to the faucet: https://amzn.to/3kZgFoG As always! Filmed and edited with the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra. I LOVE this smartphone!
LicenseDefault alugha License
This project contains product placements
This video illustrates how to use Claude AI to quickly and easily create a website where you can enter and instantly hear chords for your piano. The AI turns the website from a simple chord display into an interactive keyboard that even supports semitones. An exciting insight into the possibilities
Today, the chicken fence is decoratively complemented by a rose arch. Thanks to its struts, it offers plenty of space and support for roses and other climbing plants. In this video you can see how to assemble it and if the whole thing is stable. Assembly takes about 20-30 minutes and all you need
