Sentences with phrase «actually locking all doors»

This means making sure that you're actually locking all doors and windows.

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I actually checked the door when we left; it was locked once we were out and the door shut.

So when you want the door to be locked, you slide it on the side on the door and it actually keeps the door from opening up and then when you don't want to use it any more you just slide it back off the door and you can hang on the door knob and that way the baby can't get in and out.

There are no locked doors — he doesn't understand the concept very much, that when we go visit family [elsewhere] how you actually can't just walk into other people's houses.

Actually, he should have locked the conference room door; and told these weak leaders that they don't leave until some time of deal is agreed to.

If you walk to close to the incinerator room door, the zombie may actually run through the locked door — if this happens, you'll have to reload your checkpoint.

Keyless entry, power doors, locks and mirrors, air conditioning that actually worked, cruise control and six airbags.

The actuator is the final step in the process in that it is a small motor with a set of gears that actually locks and unlocks the latch mechanism inside the door allowing the door to open.

The interior has no extras - manual door locks, manual / crank up windows, hand - adjusted mirrors - which is fine by me; I actually prefer not having more things to break and fix as the car ages.

One great thing was the fact that the bathroom was actually private with an actual door with an actual lock, which isn't always the case with many new hotels.

It would actually be a good idea to lock all of the doors in your home when you are at home.

Also, make sure that your door locks and window locks actually work the way that they should.

Many people leave home thinking their door is securely closed and locked, when in reality, the door may actually still be slightly open with the deadbolt not properly engaged.

Like the original August Smart Lock, the Pro is a classy, post-modern piece of hardware — the Nest of the smart lock space — that doesn't just look impressive on your door, it actually does an awful lot, Lock, the Pro is a classy, post-modern piece of hardware — the Nest of the smart lock space — that doesn't just look impressive on your door, it actually does an awful lot, lock space — that doesn't just look impressive on your door, it actually does an awful lot, too.

August's smart locks are getting tighter integration with the Google Assistant, including helping the paranoid get closure over whether the door is actually closed.

August has rolled out a trio of new devices, including a pair of connected locks that can tell whether your door is actually closed or not, and a smarter doorbell camera.

The update, which requires certain lock models in August's line - up in order to work, means that those with an Amazon Echo or other Alexa - powered device can now ask the smart assistant for an update on whether their door is actually closed or not.

From smart light bulbs and thermostats that think for themselves to Bluetooth door locks, wireless security cameras, and all manner of sensors, today's home technology can sound awfully sophisticated while actually being a messy hodgepodge of gizmos and apps.

At best, this means carrying a key in your pocket or purse, but never having to actually use it thanks to special contact points on the door handles that lock and unlock the doors, and to push - button ignitions.

So you can ask Alexa to lock or unlock your door, or even find out what the status of the lock actually is.

What it couldn't do, however, was warn you if the door had actually locked properly.

So if you have the August lock, you can actually pull up a live stream, talk to someone who's at your front door, and unlock the door for them.

Bingo: Alexa can't actually lock or unlock doors.

Rather than finding yourself constantly pursuing jobs opportunities that never quite pan out, sitting at home waiting for the phone to ring, and having doors stay locked shut to you, imagine what a positive and secure feeling it would be to have employers and recruiters actually seek YOU out.

Popularized by movies like As Good As It Gets, Jack Nicolson's portrayal of a man who has to turn the lock on his door the same number times each time he touches it and can't step on sidewalk cracks, is actually a pretty narrow view of the condition.

I actually stood there with my mouth wide open trying to decide if I should lock the door and repaint it before my husband saw what I had done and took away my painting license, or if I was in love with it.

One tip, even if the lock is locked, make sure the door is actually shut all the way tight and can not still be pushed open....