Nope, i sleep with a 1000 watt equivalent led bulb on all the time.
this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2025
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Depends on the product and how inexpensive it is but generally avoid touch devices or anything with led or lights on them that are not needed because I don't need a fucking touch display for something a button can do.
I bought a air fryer a week ago and couldn't find one that had simple dials and buttons. It's fucking disgusting and it's so bright too. But hey, I can use it as a night light when I'm getting water I guess
Translucent cellotape over the led? Or small translucent plastic piece taped over it?
Not sure if it would affect air circulation thi
Tape
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