After lights, one of the easiest and cheapest items to automate the house without getting a full upgrade of curtains is to get one of Switchbot’s Curtain Rod 2. This curtain opener and closer that can open with your standard automation commands. Wake up in the morning to fresh sunlight without having to get up.
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