Greetings smarter friends again! I just got my first box switches and installed them in the kitchen and living room. The recommendation of this sub did not disappoint - they are great! I'm thinking of finally expanding into my bathroom. I wonder if anyone with more electricity knows how to guide me in the right direction. I have three switches. One for vanity lighting and two switches for a light above the ceiling / exhaust fan. I never use the fan above my head and the light separately, so I wonder if it's possible to put them both on one smart switch? I mainly use vanity lighting and only use the fan and the overheating light when taking a shower, so their combination would be great. Have you seen some answers about separation, but wondered if it was worth the hassle of combining them or if it was possible on a smart switch like cassettes? Thanks!
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