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Content by Janis Brett Elspas, Photos by Raphael Elspas
Humans, I've discovered, have a lot in common with birds. For example, just like winged creatures are meticulous about building nests to properly house and care for baby birds, as people our natural instincts are to create comfortable homes for our children and families. This is especially true when it comes to providing shelter that protects us from the elements, including hot and cold weather throughout the year. The main differences are that -- unlike people -- birds don't live in houses, have energy bills to pay or own smartphones.
Nest w/ Persimmon Tree Reflection, Raphael Elspas, MommyBlogExpert.com |
Nest Learning Thermostat in box, MommyBlogExpert.com |
The first thing I did was watch the brand's official YouTube to confirm that our home's heating and cooling network is compatible with Nest. Since this doesn't work with high voltage older thermostat systems, I highly recommend watching this YouTube before you purchase the product to make sure it's the right solution for you.
For installation all you do is connect this learning thermostat to your home's Wi-Fi to start saving on energy bills immediately. Even with all those letters and wires I saw when I took our old thermostat off the wall, replacing it with the Nest was a breeze and it took this technically-challenged mom less than a half hour to get it up and running. In the off chance that you have even more thumbs than I do and don't feel comfortable wiring this on your own, Nests offers an option for professional installation.
Additional Nest box contents, MommyBlogExpert.com |
Now I can turn off home heat from the ski slopes, MommyBlogExpert.com |
Nest Learning Thermostat in box, MommyBlogExpert.com |
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