Light Strips in 6 Unexpected Places

[@SmartHomeSolver]

One day my house will be completely covered in LEDs… where is your favorite place for light strips? Anywhere I’m missing? Check out our Smart Home Solver hats here: bit.ly/375crCR

[@AlRib]

My favorite place is under the bed automated with a motion sensor

[@Derakkon2]

Having them behind my desk has been awesome. Not only does it add cool lighting effects to my desk, but when it's time for me to get behind my computer or run wires, I have a fantastic light source right there. No headlamp needed.

[@TAKV_gaming]

Wall lights that circle around my room at the ceiling to wall meeting

[@danidast]

Under the bed is great at night. Btw the best one in this video is behind the piano, great idea 😍

[@stevenwall3604]

I put some under my home bar. Looks great.

[@Sedious]

I think I'm more amazed about the amount of outlets your home has.

[@agapitobella8852]

What about his light bill?

[@mattheweurich33]

@@agapitobella8852 The LED light strips cost pennies to power. Less than 10 Watts. If he had a *total* of 50 watts at 5 hours a day for a month.. it would be about $1.75. I use the LED strip lighting in my house all the time.

[@_quixote]

@@mattheweurich33 WOAHHH,

[@_quixote]

@@mattheweurich33 they're also better than light bulbs in my opinion.

[@Slippery_]

Well buddy I got this futuristic new technology for you its called *outlet extensions*

[@davidwhitey]

Can you please do a current light strip review? Thanks!

[@justthatoneguy2175]

Thinking of where could I power light strip on vanity without exposed wires. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@wyattmattson1016]

DMitrius Jones you can buy battery powered ones

[@fusseldieb]

@@wyattmattson1016 Please don't

[@SirDella]

@@wyattmattson1016 No, just don't

[@Forever_gone.1]

I guess you could say those light strips are too HUE-mungous... I'll be here all week.

[@Crazyeg123]

Your wife’s rendition of Clair de lune was the best

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks, this comment will make her day!

[@bufferr_]

Where do you get the strips the wave the rainbow? Kind of like my PC. RGB waves.

[@sharifsalem]

Those are aluminum profiles or channels, nor “covers”. The “cover” part is the plastic diffusion lens that clicks in over the front of the profiles.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks for clarifying. I should have used the correct name in the video. I’ll make sure to get that right next time.

[@sharifsalem]

Smart Home Solver hey, you’re welcome. I sell lighting for a living and every time you said “cover” I was cringing. Lol. Great video by the way will be back to check out more. I’m a sucker for RGB lighting.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Haha I'm sure that would make you cringe then. Sounds good and thanks for the support!

[@shadowheart43]

Reed: Hi my name is Reed, and i'm a RGB light strip addict. Everyone: Hi Reed

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Haha exactly!

[@1klouisek]

He has to WANT to change... .

[@bradylepage]

You can NEVER have too many light strips!!!!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

100% agree!

[@mollylepage3337]

Brady LePage I agree

[@COB_0116]

What about when your whole wall is covered?

[@dragonstale3911]

@@COB_0116 tbh if it was properly diffused it would probably look sick

[@COB_0116]

DragonsTale true

[@johnryangranada8026]

Placing LED light strips underneath the couch really brings out the in-home theater experience! I cannot wait to jump into that project!

[@JonnyRKR]

I’m trying to do the same. However my couch floats in my living room and I cannot find a way to power an led strip.

[@Ac19999]

@@JonnyRKR Same issue! Need to find a way to send DC current to the strips wirelessly 😅

[@Senperez]

I have the wyze light strip pro. How do you connect lights under sofa, it's like cloth protection under there?

[@curtisbme]

Light strips under the couch are excellent... for showing you how dirty your floor is.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Haha true!

[@curtisbme]

@@SmartHomeSolver It is why I hate the setting sun as it takes what looked like a clean floor an hour before and makes it look like you haven't cleaned it for years. Need to get me a robot vacuum so it can be vacuumed everyday.

[@jamesdong1792]

Don't just stay until the end, when he thanks you for staying until the end. Stay until the VERY end. Sooooo worth it. :)

[@PoleTooke]

Yeah, I thought about doing that for my parents as they get older but I knew my mom would just yell at me about how it would illuminate all the dog hairs and imperfections of the floor and knew it was pointless. Haha!

[@conget]

Maybe combine it with a robot vaccum cleaner which cleans under the couch 😀

[@kanivaraaninveljenkadonnee6948]

Why am I watching this. I'm going to spend all my money to smartlights.

[@PoleTooke]

Get smart led stripes instead then

[@mehuiki6638]

@@PoleTooke same thing dumb

[@speedysloth203]

Bruh. Your wife is so good at the piano. The song she was playing reminded me of your lie in April and now I need lights to go with my piano playing

[@DailyCorvid]

Might be Joplin's Rag Time, it's definitely similar my dad plays the piano he's been known to play that too that's where I recognise the melody from.

[@JoHo_]

@@DailyCorvid it's Rondo Alla Turca by Mozart

[@DailyCorvid]

@@JoHo_ Thanks!

[@howbouthat5479]

The song she was playing is Claire de lune by DeBussy not Rondo alla Turka.

[@JoHo_]

@@howbouthat5479 1:40 is Claire de lune 2:09 is Rondo alla Turca The person who I replied to mentioned Joplin's ragtime so I don't think he meant the first piece

[@pranavdhruve7135]

You made this video for your own happiness. Admit it 😂😂 As always..well done..nice ideas.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Yes it was a fun video. Thanks!

[@cobblestone212]

put it under your car

[@JaredMcKinley]

Love all the ideas. Can you also show how you ran power to all of those spots? Would like to see the creative ways you've hidden the power cords and such.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks Jared! Yes that’s been highly requested so I’ll definitely do a follow up video on that soon.

[@StBrush]

Yes! Was just wondering how I can add more led too separate areas running on the same outlet?

[@EscaLadeBoy27]

Apparently he's never going to do that "how to" video 🙄😒

[@TheChozenOneTV]

The little animation on the end was so cute!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks!

[@madreviolo]

at*

[@isaiahbonilla7098]

It was lol

[@chrisgod0074]

@@madreviolo this is not a spelling bee

[@siddhantrahulpatil]

@@chrisgod0074 *grammar bee

[@JustAboutAnything66]

Installs light strips under couch. Illuminates dust bunnies. AHHHH These will look better behind the fridge.

[@TitaniumTronic]

Yeah,Im putting rgb strips behind my gaming set up.... I game on a samsung smart fridge B)

[@LordPandemic]

I love the idea of adding LED strips to my closet. How did you get power in there, or are you lucky enough to have a power outlet in your closet? Any tips for extending power for LED strip lighting to locations where power outlets may not be readily available? Thanks for all the great videos!

[@billfrigo7602]

I was concerned about using led strips with diffusers because I rent my apartment and was mainly considering putting them around the ceiling by the crown molding (via 3M tape); but I never thought of the baseboard idea. Much less prone to falling down / coming out of place. I think I will give that a go! I also really like the couch idea for movies. Thanks a lot man!

[@stephenross2221]

Yesss I typically prefer them closer then the floor under the couch closet basically lower areas

[@jvnnis]

My daughter: ok, my wife: pretty good aaaand me: böp böp böp xD

[@TheChozenOneTV]

I’ve bought so many light strips after subscribing to this channel lol! Keep up the great videos!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

That’s awesome! Thanks!

[@oldsklminitrk]

The Phillip's hues dont fit because of the zigbees!!!!!

[@oldsklminitrk]

I follow you and Paul both and I gotta say both of you are top notch at what yall do....Many inspirations from both of yall

[@Breaker.]

Has anyone found other corner channel cover options? I want to put 2 - 2 meter channel covers and light strips in my home but can only seem to find packages of 10. I really don't want more than I need and would hate to be wasteful. PLEASE HELP 🙏🏽

[@thenudebrewer7466]

Don't just stay until the end, when he thanks you for staying until the end. Stay until the VERY end. Sooooo worth it. :)

[@claudiutircovnicu970]

I'm new in the smart home "department" and I'm so glad i found your channel! :D Really good ideas! LED everything! Keep it up! Cheers!

[@carsonguedry2807]

how do you set up the thing with the contact censor. I love the idea of opening my door and my lights turn on. Also what censor did you get.

[@artofstorytelling9406]

Great video ! How do you put the lights behind the acoustic panels without having to use an outlet or adapter for each panel ?

[@xpertdre]

Nice 'Still D.R.E.' piano cover you did there

[@frankyu553]

Ah I knew he was covering a rap song! lol

[@imalien2824]

What’s the difference between the govee Bluetooth lights and the Wifi ones? Cause I want some to do the same thing as yours

[@DailyCorvid]

Well as the name suggests one works with WIFI signal 802.11.n and the other works with Bluetooth signal 802.15.1 - they are two different methods for connectivity. They do not work with one another so you have to get the one which matches your existing kit.

[@theresahobdy9400]

This video makes me want to light up everything. Sooo Coool

[@absbrah38]

When I make some million I'm shelling it out for an RGB heaven

[@mehuiki6638]

U have million now?

[@robincobb8611]

You are my go to for lighting ideas. Especially light strips. Thank you! By the way, do you plug your light strips into a low wall outlet or did you hard wire it somehow?

[@dsolomon]

That’s the biggest limitation for me is where is the power source for all of these strips. It’s because of that that I only have strips behind my TV, computer monitors, and for my daughter’s vanity mirror.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks Robin! All of these are plugged into an outlet. Most of the time furniture like a shelf is covering the outlet and cords so I hide them behind that. I also used a plant to hide them in the bathroom. I’ll make a video covering this since it seems a lot of people are interested in ways to do this.

[@dariustoma7967]

For the light strips under the couch, do you find that they stick pretty well to the fabric of the couch? I'd like to do something similar but I don't want them falling off in a few weeks.

[@StBrush]

Most light strips come with 3M double-sided tape on the backside of the LEDs. They recommend you to clean the area very well, but if that doesn't work there's alternative tapes to help stick to your couch.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

It does okay. I've had to add that double sided gorilla tape to the corner areas after it being up for a while and it's still holding it fine. Some people have told me they use staples to hold the light strips under the couch and I would think that would work very well.

[@_bradjohnson]

The bathroom Mirror was genius

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks Brad!

[@christopherlawes9286]

@@SmartHomeSolver what about water-proofing?

[@TheMillionDollarDropout]

Didn't know they sold pre-made light diffusers so cheap! I was about ready to order Acrylic or Plexiglass and custom cut them to size, this will help a lot! ALSO LOVE LOVE LOVE the contact sensor thing for the closet. I NEED that in my life, NEED!!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

I'm glad the light diffuser links were helpful! Yeah I'm still loving the automated lighting for my closet and I feel like I can finally see everything really well...definitely a need.

[@TaviMuteo]

Next time, can you show where are all power supplies for yours light strips. For me, it seems, they are all on battery :)

[@britishogo]

Great job. I think LEDs facing outward on the mirror would look nicer, even with the diffused housing. Great vid! I recently put a vertical strip in a corner, but mounted onto a 20mm wide flat aluminium bar I had lying around, and faced it into the corner so its floating, about 20mm away from the wall. The light spills onto the corner and is diffused, just like in the your 2nd example with acoustic panels. I much prefer it this way compared to facing into the room where you can see the face of the chanel, the light spill is much nicer when bounced of walls in my opinion. Love your videos, thanks so mcuh for sharing!

[@yacob1113]

Who needs paint when you got L u m e n

[@britishogo]

Love it! Great video, as always. So, I really want to instal an LED strip along the side of the stairs. A single line, running up the skirting board. But I want the LEDs to light up like a sabre, depending on which way you're going, up or down. Any tips?!

[@missjuggalynne420]

I’m 2 years late, but Govee makes sensors that will turn their lights on as you go past them. These places at the top and bottom of the stairs could work for this purpose!

[@mariaalexander427]

Great ideas! New sub here but started wondering if it's because your voice is SO soothing!🤔😊

[@dylancloud97]

I have so much genuine love for these videos

[@TheJamesJones]

Good ideas and very timely. I actually ordered those diffusers yesterday. Planning on putting some above my monitors on desk to get better lighting on video conference calls.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Oh awesome! Yeah that's a great use for them!

[@panjakez2511]

What is the cover that’s go down the corners called?

[@LuisHernandez-fm9pb]

Can i ask, where do you get your led covers ?

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Amazon. The links are all in the description since there are quite a few options. 😊

[@LuisHernandez-fm9pb]

Smart Home Solver thank u :)

[@Timesplitter777]

Snap this is incredible and such a well done video thank you! I love having led strips under the cabinets it’s perfect for cooking. I use a item called Luminoodle task and use the magnet to stick to the metal in the cabinets. I originally ordered it for camping but found that the natural white lighting is perfect for cooking. Then I just do my best to hide the wire and use the remote to turn it on

[@PeteBish]

Love these home automation video's

[@waltb8028]

Dude, I almost never make comments about videos , but this one was super helpful. Keep up the great work and I love your videos.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Awesome, thank you! I really appreciate it.

[@boopeshkumarprabhakaran]

Useful content... Love from India ❤️.. It would be great if you explain us.. How to make that progressive led strip...which you showed in other video... And... How to attach this led strips in different places... How does your wireing works

[@ronaldgrantham136]

I really enjoyed your video. Thanks for the ideas, information, and inspiration! I would really like to know just how you set up the under-the-couch lights to come on with the tv power. Do you have a video detailing that process? Thanks again.

[@byfire1]

Please make a video with ideas to pit light stips in your setup table

[@DJEffervescence]

I recently got some LED light strips for a project, I couldn't think of the Prototype on the top of my head so I did some fun little things with it and I added one on one frame of my loft bed

[@whizz_0711]

Is there a way to put them up when the outlet is around 1 meter away? Cause I wanna put it under my bed

[@loveistheanswer687]

Thanks for the great idea of putting them under the furniture! Must do!

[@iZilly]

You will have you win the lottery to afford the strip covers! they are SO overpriced here... it´s is crazy! had they been affordable, i would probably have installed more led´s in my home!

[@isaiahbonilla7098]

Hi! Where did you purchase the lamp stand behind you 0:21

[@hazyproduct1692]

Isaiah Bonilla I’m excited to find out too.

[@Rega128]

Very cool video! now giving me ideas to spend more money on light strips lol

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks Paul!

[@Survival-1895]

I have seen your video 8 Smart Home Ideas to Survive Working From Home and I would be interested in which sensor you used exactly at tip 6. Would it be possible to make a video again how exactly you create the routine with Alexa ?

[@myHomeKithome]

Oh man what fantastic ideas! I just outfitted my home bar with a light strip and I love it. I’ll be waiting for that HomeKit compatible cap!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks! and that's a really good spot for them!

[@Hey_Jamie]

It’s really annoying that you don’t even show how any of them are placed, where the wiring is... literally nothing but how they look completed

[@jpyka4x4]

Hey Reed ive been watching your smart home videos and they are very informative. I recently purchased my first house and am attempting to make it a smart home following your guide. My only issue is I cannot find a security system with monitoring that works with smartthings or any other hub other than ADT which is 70+ a month. Any recommendations? Thanks!

[@kanedafx1]

Thankyou for all your great videos,

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks! Nice job catching the song!

[@BeforeYouBuyGuy]

Under the couch looks very cool - I may have the try this

[@shoop261]

I’m creating a sith themed room and whenever I turn on the lights the whole room turns red as if it were a sith temple, which looks great with my oc cosplay and lightsaber and holocron.

[@sergegrushin7316]

I also have a red lightsaber that I want to put in my room. I wanted to mount it to the wall, but wasn't sure how. Any ideas?(btw, I have a 3D printer).

[@Gins.]

Hi Reed! Two things: 1) I'm just starting out my smarthome setup (currently a student, so it's just a few Google Minis, some plugs, and a couple of bulbs), so I'm not quite clear - do your lightstrips still have an AC power cable that plugs in somewhere? or how are smart lightstrips usually powered? 2) I noticed that a lot of the time you include the Amazon affiliate links in the videos, which I've used before! Unfortunately, I don't live in the US (Canada instead), so my Amazon URL and product selection are a bit different. Depending on your channel metrics, maybe you could consider adding a second link when you feature products! For example, I've seen some tech channels have a (US) link and a (CA) link, for those whose audience mainly consists of America and Canada. Hopefully that'd send some more financial support towards the channel too. Thanks!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Yes all the smart light strips will come with a power supply. Check out the light strip video and you can see what they look like kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIuUoZqpl616nqs at that time stamp is one. I appreciate the feedback about the Amazon links not working well. I'll try and start adding ones for Canada. Thanks!

[@speeddevil3218]

My family wanted a night light by the stairs so I installed a strip on the underside of my stairs hand railing so it lights the stairs and plug it to a timer that adjust for sunlight hours . my stairs are always lit when dark outside

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Awesome, that's a great spot for one! I don't have stairs in my house or else that would be high on my list.

[@jephindavis7216]

Your videos are awesome. I've started automating my home from one end.. Its disappointing that most of the items are not available in India. I was searching for the Govee lightstrip and couldn't find them.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

I know, that’s frustrating. Hopefully the ideas can be used with other light strips you order.

[@p.j.c.2.0]

You should see the LED Light Strips i installed in my house windows it's not a bad job but I've been thinking about taking out those strips and installing some of the strips I've seen you use in your Video's mostly because the Strips i used are just normal RBG LED Strip's but they are i very First try at putting LED Strip's in my house Windows... If you have any email address where i could send you a short Video or would you prefer for me to just upload a video on KZbin ?

[@micatwenzel]

I need some new light strips for my new TV and and audio tower, but i refuse to buy ANYTHING from Amazon. Ever wonder how they sell $5000 tv for $3000? Its because they buy products from factories that dont pass final inspection. The shampoo I ordered from Amazon was even fake, i just don’t understand at what point of time humans became so stupid. Gotta have that next day shipping tho

[@MrJknight3174]

Hey Reed!! Amazon wanted me to let you know to keep posting cool videos about lights so I keep buying more stuff. lol! I love the ideas and your house always looks cool and your videos are top notch. Great ideas and thanks for feeding the light addiction.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Lol thanks Jason! I really appreciate you saying that. Yeah lighting is awesome and I feel the addiction!

[@maxgonzalez680]

Hey Reed! Ive been watching your videos for about 7 months now (Im sure thats not much compared to your fans that have been watching from the start lol) and just subscribed because honestly your videos are extremely helpful when I was figuring out lighting for my apartment. I recently started looking into light strips for my apartment since i have some areas that would look so nice with them but no way of reaching an outlet or hiding them. Do you have any good wireless or wireless/smart light strips you would recommend.

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks so much! Almost all the light strips I use are wired, but there are some small ones I've used in my closet that work on a rechargeable battery. amzn.to/2Hq2tQW They aren't really the same thing, but could work for a closet or other spaces. I'm working on sharing some wiring ideas for situations like yours, but hopefully this helps for now!

[@raguramramamoorthy]

Hey your videos are great. Only downside is you only show what your setup looks like after install. Would be great to see how you connect the power to the light strips when placed in awkward areas like your sofa for example. Cheers

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks! Yes there has been a lot of people asking how I hid the cords or plugged them in so I’m going to do a follow up video. I appreciate the support!

[@DanThompsonbateria]

How do you power them up from the bathroom mirror and under the sofa? Do you need a ac power cable for each one?

[@zsavage1820]

show us how to make LED strip light tubes with just local hardware store tubs or wire hiders with milk color covers even.. super cheap compared to the over priced LED channel .. I mean wow over 70 bucks for just V channel.. no thank you.. I'd rather even just get some milk rubber tubing and slide led strips into that...

[@jamesey_]

The daughter played something constructive on the piano❤, and the wife played an excellent melody🔥. Then the dude sat there and played nonsense 😂😂😂

[@BizarreStorm]

Press SPACE to turn on the stove.

[@RafaelBelvederese]

2:10 HAHAHAHAHA I'M F*ING DEAD 😂

[@pratikparmar5665]

HOW DO YOU CONNECT LEDs Behind your acoustic pannels? and how do you hide the wires ?

[@billblast3370]

How many govee dream color led strips can u connect.....Will I have to use multiple power supplies.....want to add a 32ft with the 16ft

[@brownpunk1794]

Grear vid..a question. I recently got into led lights and have been using lifx led strips..great product and im in love. However its a bit expensive..any alternatives that can match the quality?

[@mattx5499]

Many people have no sense of aesthetics. They just tape bare Led strips to everything in a sloppy manner. Then the light looks like a mess. It's better to use these aluminium mounts with diffusing cover. It will look neat and it will give more continous, neon-like effect.

[@jorgelozano3578]

I'm sorry but I think the piano will definitely cause health hazards (seizures) because they are blinking different varieties of colors changing them fast. The brighter the more chances of causing that. If it's low enough and slowed blinking, meaning once you press on a note the light would stay there for a while long and slowly turn off so it wouldn't cause such a health hazard and not only that but perfer light near the piano so that your pupils arent being strained from the dark. Cause your vision would slowly adapt to the dark and when you play the piano your eyes aren't used to it cause you haven't seen light so that's a extreme health hazard. It's a good idea but I thought it was a dumb way. I say probably have a led strip light up inside the keys or between the cracks of the keys would of been more convenient or just have led under the piano to see what you are doing with the foot pedal (if your piano has some sort of foot pedal) it reminded me of those strobe house Christmas lights... Aka light show centers. Telling you too much blinking lights that are bright is no joke.

[@Pete..]

i'm wondering if you've figured out that you can plug the USB and into a portable battery I've recently purchased 10 portable batteries that can charge your smart phone three times without being recharged. Not that you want to plug them into batteries as a permanent solution but for traveling or camping or endless possibilities for using them plugged into batteries comes into mind , I honestly experience plugging them into batteries because I wanted LED light strips on my ceiling fan and that was impossible because of needing an outlet and we all know how that would end so with the battery I could just put a sinner portable battery it wasn't one of the 10 I purchased but a more smaller compact version I put one on one fan blade and another on the opposite side so the fan didnt wabble lol and boom put it on slow and put on some techno ;)

[@dave_mac]

How do you make a 90⁰ turn with your led strips? Do you cut them & solder wires? I know you can't use multiple strips because there would be 3 or 4 plugs that would look cluttered

[@GabrielMontejoDT]

Nobody’s gonna talk ab the contact sensor?🤯

[@Stevensterni]

What are you using to turn on and off your TV? I have a sonos beam with alexa but I can only tell her via voice to interact with my TV. I don't want to use a smart plug to force shut down the TV. I don't believe it is really healthy for the TV.

[@moweME]

Thank you, for these great ideas!

[@scottlandb6579]

Where are you running all your chords? So when you put these on the back side of pictures or bathroom mirror? How are you hiding power box wiring and plugs

[@SuperJESSE327]

Another great video! Needed some ideas for my new lights, and found exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again!!!

[@SmartHomeSolver]

Thanks, glad you found some ideas!

[@BrettBurky]

I might be a bit noob but don’t you have to have outlets for each? I got 100 feet but doesn’t it have to all be connected? For example behind the pictures that confused me.

[@danishsharma3875]

Question. I have one giant RGB flood light where should i put it in my room? Wht should be ideal place for it.

[@welshtony1]

Fair play some great ideas, I like the idea of skirting (base boards) lighting. Might have to try that, Only thing is how to hide the wires for power at the end. Hmm

[@SmartHomeSolver]

I agree that will be the next thing to figure out how to hide the wires for the base boards.

[@welshtony1]

Might go through the door to the next room. Really liking the idea of this for my hallway as the switch is at the end of the hallway so get rather dark. A light strip would help

[@langrock74]

One word, tacky. Sorry, but none of these looked like something I would want to have in my home.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Ome thing though.... how did you hide all the wires to those acoustic panels and how many adapters do you need. A shit load of panels takes the same shit of adapters right

[@Laylawaayla]

Jesuspaiditall. Repent and live for him and obey his commands its the least we can do ❤️

[@devinlee257]

Does anyone have a link to buy solely power connectors? I want to cut my light strips but my strips only come with one power supply plug.

[@Kevin-kb9cn]

what led strip did you use for the couch? because the fact that it only turns on when the tv is on is AMAZING

[@lyrik5802]

i just got my led lights today and i taped them to the wall but the tape wasnt sticking anymore and the white box and the thing to plug in the wall fell on the floor and i plugged it back in and it wasnt working anymore could u tell me how i could fix that cause i cant buy anymore

[@noragee]

Honestly, I don't like light strips to be visible directly. I like them more as indirect light.