No it does not

I think everyone had to be off by 9. They have to turn the ship around for the next cruise by 11

Use a custom action and type “Ask Moen to start <name of your Moen preset>”

In Google routine, when you Add Action it’s all the way at the bottom under “Time adjustments”->”Delay start”

So it’s a Google routine that’s calling two separate Moen presets. Within Google routines they have Delay Start which will put in a pause. My Google Routine: When I say: Fill Brita Actions: - Ask Moen to start Large Brita - Delay start “After 3 min” - Ask Moen to start Large Brita Top Up

I got the panels from the contractor that did my kitchen. I gave them the exact measurements from the brochure. I have his contact if you want. Keep in mind though I got a full kitchens worth of cabinets, so I have no idea how much each panel was. I also had trouble finding someone to install. Tasco will do it but it’s like $1k, probably more these days. It’s not too difficult though, only tricky part is drilling the panels. But just go slow and don’t do it at 12 am like I did . Happy to answer any questions during your install

Things were pretty booked up that year since most people didn't want to or couldn't fly anywhere. But yeah a little steep given what it is. Like if it was JW Marriot, then maybe. Prices still seem elevated even this past summer.

You connect them through the Moen app under Settings->My Home->Voice Assistant Setup

Thanks! Here's that tour of the kitchen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hp_dZIh-fpJsoq8

Upper Canada Specialty Hardware in Toronto. Prices are good and so is the quality. ucsh.com/

Fisher Paykel - Integrated French Door Refrigerator 16.8cu ft, Ice RS36A72J1_N

Yes very happy with the fridge.

Almost a year later and the fridge is amazing still. I get such a good feeling every time I open it to get stuff. Some interior trim that is just clip on kept sliding off, but I secured it with double sided tape.

Does your water filter/ tube make a loudish noise when it’s filling up to make ice?

It was not overnight so he didn’t sleep. But if he did my guess is he’d have fallen asleep with one of us and we would have moved him

Yup I had my cabinets custom made. So asking for extra panels was easy. The fridge does not come with the handles. I had to source and buy those separately. It does come with a trim kits and panel hanging kit.

@@jivey1 Ty Jason! Where did you purchase the fridge. Ive been looking everywhere and cant find it anywhere local.

@@Butterfly-xn2dj I got it from Tasco in Toronto

@@jivey1 Where did you source the gold handles from? or did you have them painted?

I got them from Upper Canada Specialty Hardware in Toronto. Prices are good and so is the quality. ucsh.com/

The guidelines are all in the manual. When I bought my fridge the appliance dealer attached a pdf of the fridge manual. The fridge includes a template for the drilling, which as mentioned in the video you have to be carful with.

I avoided the inner part. It was too thin and the screws would have gone through.

We had this problem with ours as we had a shaker style panel. The overall thickness of the panel (at rail/style) was 3/4". 3/4" is the thickest panel you can use on this fridge. The inner part of the panel was 1/2" which, when they first installed, caused the screws to poke through. So to fix this (besides repainting the entire panels), they had to TRIM the screws down to an overall thickness of 10mm.

​@@jayfromto1so did you attach the bracket into the shaker border area which is thicker? I have the fp single door fridge with ss panels but might get matching panels in the future and always wondered about shaker style panels where the inset is thinner. I even thought of using liquid nails in the middle part and attaching the bracket with screws on the outer holes (top and side) but that would eliminate any side to side adjustment down the road.

@@Chanmantroop10 It's been a while, but I don't recall using any screws on the thin part of the shaker door. I remember the brackets had multiple holes which you could use and I think I put them all along the part which were over the thick part of the door.

@@jivey1 makes sense. Thanks.

So you know what's in the box. Ie. What cables and accessories

You would need a wifi on the go device and a plug in your car for the Owlet.www.rogers.com/mobility/mobile-internet

It's an Ikea desk.

Is the sock being put on correctly, with the pinky toe lined up to the indicator? I'll be posting another video with putting on the sock.

I don't think you really need this after about 10 months.

You can get a bigger sock that works from 18 months-5 years

WIth an HDMI to USBC cable or Display Port to USBC, not included with the monitor.

I have a home laptop and a work laptop, so I use both types of cables. That way I can do the PBP mode with the two of them.

Lowest it can go is 9.5cm and highest is 20.5

@@jayfromto1 ...thanks!

A KZbin freebie soundtrack

Loving it so far. I find I'm so productive with that extra wide screen. Having Google docs, a search window and Slack all open without any overlap is incredible.