Thanks so much for sharing all these handy ideas!

Great video! The visual guide to walkthrough the steps of each automation is super helpful and I always love implementing neat things like this to my setup!

Thank you for sharing all the smart home ideas. ❤

Great automations! Thanks for sharing.

Great tutorial. After many other tutorials, I finally understand how to create automations.

Brilliant - love your ideas! Clearly, I need to spend more quality time with my Home Assistant - cheers!

Awesome video - love it. Thanks! 😊

You've got my SUB! Great job and thank you for sharing!

Love your videos! You need more subs! keep it up!

another really helpful video from you - thanks again, and fingers crossed for the 10k.

Well done this is amazing 👏

Very impressive! I have a lot of similar setups - but using Node-red for all automations though ;)

Great video, appreciate the pacing. Haven't though about using a smart sensor to determine whether "dumb" devices such as your washing machine have finished their job. Nice!!

I ´m rather new to HA and always looking out for your interesting, teaching videos. Thanks

Love the video :) I just implemented your not_home to home automation. It's a great idea :)

Nice job Allen. Clear and very useful for us new to HA. Is there a solution to the challenge of having both smart switches AND smart lights in the same room or scene? Would like to see an automation with Adaptive or Circadian lightning.

Nice video! Im keen to try a variant of the washing machine automation

I like the implication that he forgets his legos in the floor when he's done with them.

An automation I just thought of is so simple. But so good. Where we live, leaving our windows open is common. Sometimes we close them and don't change the AC. So now my home tells me when the temperature is out of range. If it's above 75 or below 50

Those are some great automations. I've found that motion sensors are great for turning lights on when you come into a room, especially if they are run locally. However in the case of wanting to turn them off when you leave the room timers do not seem to work so well. Found that you either have to set them to wait a long time to keep them from turning off the lights if your not moving around a lot (like when reading or working on the computer) or they leave you in the dark if you set the time to short. I'm using some esp32's and firmware called espresense to tell HA what room i'm in. Works a lot better.