kywildcat
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You could simply add a light inside the house that shows when the garage door is open. That way if it doesn't go down there's at least a visual indicator that it's not down.
How does that work????
You could simply add a light inside the house that shows when the garage door is open. That way if it doesn't go down there's at least a visual indicator that it's not down.
Cheap magnetic door sensor (does radio shack still sell these?). A relay and appropriate power supply. Fire the relay when the door is open and switch whatever you want.How does that work????
Make her park outside for the winter!
I like this one.
I was thinking that it's pretty bad if the wife can't even be trusted to make sure the door's closed before she drives off. Maybe she just needs an incentive?

man that reminds me of the time i came to my shop and found the fourteen foot overhead door was open all night on the back of my building. First though was i got robbed but found nothing out of place. I put the door down and when it hit the ground it went right back up. Turned out there was a small piece of masking tape stuck to the seal and when it came down it broke the beam sending the door back up, when i put the door down with my remote i remembered it moving down but then pulled away. Now when i use my remote to close up i watch it close completely lol . . . . lesson learned i guess.
my garage was left open several time and it took my months to figure out why. the sunlight at certain times of day would interfere with the beams letting the door go all the way down and right back up again.
my fix...mount both beams over the door about 6 inches apart. the only safety i have now is pressure when the door closes.
My 20yo daughter and her boyfriend had stopped by to finish the last bit of sanding the brand new sheetrock in my brand new 4-car garage
How did no one else see this? They sucking up to Pops? BF trying to get in good with you? Whats the secret? All I hear nowadays is how lazy most kids are.
