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I Forgot the Hose On — This Device Saved My House

Have you ever forgotten to turn off your garden hose and flooded your lawn—or worse, your basement? In this video, I show a smart, engineering-based solution that sends you a text message if your hose is left running. Using a flow sensor, a Wi-Fi data logger, and cloud alerts, I built a simple system that detects water flow at the hose spigot and notifies me before it causes damage. This setup helps prevent soil saturation near your foundation, reduces the risk of costly foundation problems, and gives you peace of mind—especially during summer when hoses tend to get left on. 🔧 What you’ll see in this video: How a hose flow sensor works How water flow is converted into a digital signal How to send email and text alerts when water is running A practical automation project for gardeners and homeowners 🌱 I’m Tim the Techno Gardener—an electrical engineer who applies science and engineering to gardening and home automation. If you enjoy smart gardening projects, automation ideas, and practical problem-solving, consider subscribing. LINKS: For a parts list and further details: https://vegetronix.com/articles/yt/Ho... 💬 Have you ever left a hose running for hours or days? Let me know in the comments!