information -Asking the question of “why?” Amazon recently launched a networked soap dispenser.
Don’t get me wrong-I like networking things. My entire house is automated.I even tried Shower devices that support Alexa, But literally, it broke down. But not everything needs to be connected.
Amazon is back with its new connected, contactless soap dispenser.Overall, it looks like a good soap dispenser, much like Simplehuman rechargeable liquid soap dispenser Julie reviewed this last June.
It provides some nice features, such as a three-month rechargeable battery.
The top indicator light can help you time the recommended washing time of 20 seconds.
It can be set to provide a variable amount of soap, so you can get the amount you like.
The part that puzzles me is that you can connect it with an existing Echo device.
I think if you have a person in your family who has difficulty washing hands, letting them participate, or distracted, might help. But this begs the question, “What’s the next step?” A connected toilet paper holder will joke when it detects the pressure on the connected toilet seat? Paired smoke detectors and stoves criticize your cooking?
If you already have an Echo device near your sink, and the idea of automatically playing music or jokes when you wash your hands is of interest to you, please continue Amazon And be ready to have at least $54.99 in your gift card balance or credit card. I will insist on singing “Happy Birthday” in my heart.
