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I use mine for movies sometimes, mostly just to follow along in a language I’m rusty on. It works better on slower scenes, and comedies with overlapping jokes get messy. Still fun for a casual watch if you don’t need every word.
I think the angle control gets oversold for normal use. The old guide is fussy but it still gets the job done, and I never felt the SawShark fixed anything that actually mattered when I was cutting. If you already know how to hold a file steady, switching doesn’t gain you much.
Mine didn’t fit without an adapter, so I’d say skip it if you want zero fuss. The threads on mine just wouldn’t catch no matter how I lined it up.
I’ve had mine for a couple months now and switching between my laptop and phone hasn’t been an issue. It does take a second to hop over sometimes, but it’s never dropped or made me re-pair. I just tap connect on whichever device I’m moving to and it’s good.
Wiping after is pretty much standard with mine. I use it on the bathroom mirror and the patio door and if I don’t do a quick pass with a dry cloth, I always see those faint lines once it cools.
Mine handles synthetic corks fine, but I can see what you mean about it feeling different. The synthetic ones always seem to grip tighter in my experience, so the motor has to work a bit harder. As long as it’s pulling straight, I don’t worry about it.
I keep mine in the little box it came in, honestly. The tips have their own slots so nothing rattles around, and the box is small enough to fit in a drawer. I wouldn’t count on it surviving a rough bag toss though.
I felt the difference right away when I first used it on my patio. The stream is much more forceful, and it actually knocked some grime off that my old nozzle just kind of pushed around. You can feel it in the hose too, so it’s not just a smaller opening.
I have mine sitting by the back door and it catches the neighbor’s dog barking from the other side of the fence pretty reliably. I don’t aim it at anything, it just sits there and does its thing. I wouldn’t count on the full 10 meters, but it definitely doesn’t need to be right next to the dog.
I mainly use mine for heating in the bedroom and honestly it’s still pretty quiet. There’s a bit more of a hum than in cooling mode, but it’s not enough to bother me when I’m falling asleep. I’d say it’s fine if you’re not super sensitive to noise.
I get it, but mine lasts me through a full day out and about without much trouble. I shoot mostly short clips too and keep the screen off when I am not using it. Maybe your battery needs a few full charge cycles to settle in, or you got a dud.
I’ve noticed the same thing actually. It’s not exactly stuffy but the air does feel warmer and less fresh after a few hours. I usually just run it for shorter bursts and it’s fine.
I tried it on a couple of light scratches that were barely there and it did take the edge off them. Not completely gone, but definitely less noticeable. I think if you can’t feel it with your nail, it’s worth a shot.
The adhesive is pretty solid, mine has been on the back of the TV for a few months now and it hasn’t moved at all. I stuck it on and pretty much forgot about it until this thread. If the TV gets hot enough to melt that glue, you have bigger problems than EMF.
I’ve used mine on the oven glass a few times now, mostly on the inside of the door and the panel above the stovetop. It’s been fine so far. I just make sure to wipe the glass down with a dry cloth right after steaming so it doesn’t leave streaks or water spots. The heat hasn’t caused any cracks or anything like that on my oven, and I’ve done it maybe four or five times now. I think the main thing is not to hold the steam in one spot for too long, but that’s probably true for any surface. I’d say keep using it if it’s working, just don’t go overboard with how long you blast the same area.
I keep mine on a hard floor all the time, so I can’t compare directly, but I did try it once on a rug just to see and the numbers were all over the place. Not just weight either, the body fat percentage seemed off too. I think it’s the scale shifting slightly on softer surfaces, even if you can’t see it moving. I would not trust it on carpet. The tiled bathroom floor is probably fine. I don’t think you’re overthinking it, just keep it on the tile and you should be good. It’s been consistent for me as long as I use it in the same spot.
Pretty much just use them like normal and haven’t had any issues. Its not like I am saving every five seconds or anything but theyve worked fine for what Ive needed.
I just use the lowest setting with the wide nozzle and it’s been fine on my windows so far. Haven’t had any cracks or issues.
I gave mine a try on the deck and the 15 minutes was fine for a quick pass. I didn’t need a full recharge or anything.
I think mine lasted a decent amount of time, maybe not as strong as when I first put it on but I didn’t really expect it to be permanent.
It’s really not that deep. The vibration is just how it works, you get used to it after a couple days.
I’d say it’s not really the same thing. The humidifier handles dryness, but the tape is more about keeping your breathing pattern in check. If you’re not a mouth breather, probably not worth the hassle.
I think it works fine without the ice chamber. I mostly just use water and it keeps me cool enough at my desk.
