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I think people are overcomplicating it. It’s just a showerhead. If you can wipe down a normal one, this is basically the same.
I’d just leave it plugged in. Worst case it stays on when the TV is off, but it’s only drawing a tiny bit of power. Not really worth worrying about.
I’m around five months in and mine’s still going. Haven’t really kept track of how often I use it, but it hasn’t died yet.
Honestly, the antenna itself doesn’t care what kind of TV it’s plugged into. I think it’ll work fine as long as the converter box has the right input.
I think it depends on how much space you have. The wings are flexible enough that it doesn’t cause issues for me, but it’s not as flat as a standard pillow.
I’d check if it’s the same on wired. If it’s fine with a cable, then the adapter is adding the lag. If it’s the same, that’s just your car’s system.
I just tighten mine until it stays put when I walk around. Too much and it gets annoying after a few hours.
I trim the eye fur myself in between grooms, saves having to go in early just for that. Usually push it to 10 weeks or so before I bother booking.
I haven’t had mine slip much during walks, but I’m also not power walking or anything. Just normal pace.
Mine have been fine for neck use. Just don’t expect them to stay put if you’re actually moving around much.
Mine feels warm enough that I notice it, but it’s not like a heating pad or anything. I kind of wonder if the far-infrared stuff just works differently than what we’re used to. Could be yours is fine and it’s just the way the heat hits.
I wouldn’t overthink it. Even if the battery lasts a couple years just sitting there, that’s still better than remembering to charge something.
I doubt the ice chamber affects battery life directly, since it’s just ice sitting there. The 10 hour claim is probably on low speed with no extras.
The lenses are clear, not tinted, so they won’t work as sunglasses. For the audio, I’d probably just keep the volume up a bit if it’s windy.
I think it’s one of those things where you’re not really meant to notice anything happening. Works fine as a sticker, I guess. Not totally sure it’s doing much else though.
Probably just the water sitting, happens with most evaporative coolers. I wouldn’t empty it every time unless you’re leaving it for days.
I figure if it cools even a little bit, that’s better than nothing for a hot sleeper. Just don’t expect it to replace an AC unit or anything like that.
I think if you’re only missing bits of dialogue in a quiet room, it’s probably enough. Not totally sure how much it helps beyond that, but for just catching what you’re already missing, it should work.
Battery life on these small rechargeable gadgets is usually just okay. Wouldn’t expect it to last days with the LED on.
Thanks for the input. Sounds like the drain is pretty minor in practice, so I’ll just stop worrying about it and charge when the light comes on. Good enough for me.
I just treat the timer like a safety thing more than a time saver. Kind of nice to not have to remember to go back and turn it off.
Hard to say for sure without knowing the exact model. If the port works with anything else, it’ll probably work with Flixy.
Honestly I’d just test it on a small spot first. That’s what I did on my dark gray car and it was fine. No haze that I noticed.
Depends what you’re expecting from it, I guess. It’ll knock down the chlorine and some sediment, but hard water minerals are a different beast altogether.
It probably saves some water, but honestly it’s not something I’d overthink. Works fine for cleaning the patio and doesn’t feel like I’m wasting half the hose.