Maybe it's just me, but I find electronic devices to be intrusive. I can walk into a room and one of the first things I notice is electronic devices vying for attention. For example, I purposely do not have any devices with screens in my living room, reserving the living room for hanging out with friends, reading, listening to music, etc. Pretty much the same for most of my rooms -- even in the bedroom where most people would have a clock-radio, I do not have anything with an always lighted display.
The kitchen only has 1 digital gauge -- the clock on the oven. I can deal with that. But the new wine cooler had 2 VERY BRIGHT LED LIGHTS for temperature indicators. And I'm not even sure why I would need to know the temperature inside the wine cooler at all times! I mean, it's like I would be hanging out in the kitchen and suddenly exclaim: OMG! The wine cooler is a degree warmer, what to do? What to do? OMG! 🤣
Unfortunately, there didn't seem to be a way to turn the temperature indicators off (or to even dim them). So I draped one of those microfiber cloths (freshly laundered), so that it hides the indicators. Problem solved!

The kitchen only has 1 digital gauge -- the clock on the oven. I can deal with that. But the new wine cooler had 2 VERY BRIGHT LED LIGHTS for temperature indicators. And I'm not even sure why I would need to know the temperature inside the wine cooler at all times! I mean, it's like I would be hanging out in the kitchen and suddenly exclaim: OMG! The wine cooler is a degree warmer, what to do? What to do? OMG! 🤣
Unfortunately, there didn't seem to be a way to turn the temperature indicators off (or to even dim them). So I draped one of those microfiber cloths (freshly laundered), so that it hides the indicators. Problem solved!
