| | Room motion-detection sensors may seem like a good idea in the bathroom. If there is inactivity for say 15 minutes, you would assume no one is in there, so it would turn off the lights to save some electricity and a few bucks, but today i experienced the major drawback to it. Lets just say i had to be in the bathroom stall longer than that time limit. NO windows, no night lights. I even threw over a roll of toilet paper to maybe trigger the motion sensor. No luck. It so was pitch black in the bathroom, i had to keep pressing buttons on my cellphone to emit some sort of light, so i could walk out of there.
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| | Posted 1/24/2007 1:49 PM - 24 views - 9 comments
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