This week on the channel +1.4M views this week

Fix This Build That puts the bathroom fan on autopilot

The week's only upload demonstrates three home upgrades for parents, including a nightlight that leaves room to plug something in.

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Fix This Build That Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Parents LOVE These Smart Home Devices!

An iron supplies the shower steam in Fix This Build That's latest demonstration. Held near a humidity sensor, it triggers the bathroom exhaust fan, illustrating a fix for the child who remembers the shower but forgets the ventilation.

That test rounds out "Parents LOVE These Smart Home Devices!", the channel's only new upload this week. It has reached roughly 19,000 views. Before the steam arrives, the host shows an occupancy-sensing light switch and a combined nightlight and receptacle with adjustable brightness and color. The common thread is practical: fewer switches to remember, and no outlet sacrificed to a plug-in nightlight.

The subject also has a longer companion in the catalog. "Why Don't More People Use Smart Home Upgrades?" covers locks, thermostats and networked home controls alongside the sensors, and is among the channel's busiest videos right now. The June Short "Powering a Shed on Easy Mode ⚡" carries substantially more daily momentum, adding roughly 37,000 views a day. Concrete strength tests, with Mountain Dew among the additions under investigation, supply another pocket of ongoing interest.

Subscribers held steady over the week, while daily viewing is modestly above the channel's usual pace. Among nearby DIY channels, ForgeCore and HAUS PLANS ®️ are having especially busy weeks; TheSorryGirls and Garden Answer are drawing less daily viewing than usual. Fix This Build That's own week belongs to small household annoyances, with an iron standing in for one particularly steamy bathroom.

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