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  • in reply to: Does Tagsley need a specific Qi charger or will any pad work? #2679
    LunaLuna
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    Honestly I’d just try what you already have and see what happens. My Tagsley charges on a random generic pad I got from Amazon and it’s been fine. Your Anker is probably better quality than that, so I wouldn’t worry too much about buying something else unless it doesn’t work.

    in reply to: Jetterix for cleaning a wooden deck – safe or not? #2504
    LunaLuna
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    I just used mine on our deck a couple weekends ago and it was fine. I didn’t go crazy with it or anything, just kept it moving. Honestly I think if you’re already worried about it, you’ll probably be extra careful anyway.

    LunaLuna
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    Glad I started this thread because these replies actually helped me just go ahead and get one. I’ve had it for a couple weeks now and my hair isn’t magically perfect or anything, but it definitely doesn’t feel like straw anymore. That’s good enough for me.

    LunaLuna
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    I got mine a couple months ago and honestly I just use it in the bedroom instead of the AC at night. Not sure about exact numbers but the room feels fine and I figure it’s gotta be cheaper than running the big unit all night. Works for me.

    in reply to: Black Falcon Drone for travel vs something else? #2315
    LunaLuna
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    I’ve got one and I think the camera is honestly fine for quick clips, especially if you’re just throwing stuff on Instagram stories. It’s not gonna blow anyone away but it does the job. I mostly grabbed it for the size too and haven’t really regretted it so far.

    in reply to: Hewelth UVClean battery life when using self-cleaning mode? #2212
    LunaLuna
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    I haven’t really noticed a big difference with the self-cleaning mode on either. I just charge it every few days and it’s been fine for me.

    LunaLuna
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    I guess it depends on the phone and how long you’re driving. I mostly use mine for shorter errands so I haven’t really noticed a big difference, but I can see it adding up on a longer trip.

    in reply to: Dustaclean runtime actually 30 mins or less in real use? #2139
    LunaLuna
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    Mine does the same with the brush, I think it’s just how it is. Doesn’t bother me much because I usually just use it for a quick pass on the sofa or the car seats and that’s still enough time to get the job done.

    in reply to: Ryoko Pro normal to get warm after a few hours? #2029
    LunaLuna
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    It’s probably fine. Most of these little travel routers get a bit warm after a few hours, they don’t have a lot of space for the heat to go anywhere. I wouldn’t worry about it unless it starts getting really hot to the touch.

    LunaLuna
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    Mine makes that noise too when it’s almost out of water, it’s just the pump sucking up the last bit. I don’t find it annoying enough to constantly top it off, I just let it run dry and fill it when I come back. Still works fine after months of that.

    LunaLuna
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    Honestly, grind size is one of those things you just have to test yourself. I’ve seen some people say fine works fine and others complain about clogging, so it probably depends on the specific machine. Maybe just try it with a slightly coarser grind than your usual V60 and see how it goes.

    in reply to: WaveMax range in a city apartment? #1643
    LunaLuna
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    I live in a ground floor apartment with buildings all around and the WaveMax picks up the local channels without any trouble. I use it mostly for news and the occasional game and it works fine for me.

    in reply to: Oral-B iO charger travel case – is it easy to pack? #1466
    LunaLuna
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    Honestly, I just toss mine in my carry on and don’t overthink it. Yeah it’s a bit chunky, but it keeps the brush safe and charged, so I don’t mind the trade off. Works fine for my trips.

    in reply to: Matsato finger hole – anyone else find it awkward? #1358
    LunaLuna
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    I guess I just got used to it after a few days, honestly I barely notice it now.

    in reply to: Did the Melara Air take anyone else a while to get used to? #1334
    LunaLuna
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    I think it’s just one of those things where your body has to figure out where to put itself. Took me maybe four nights before I stopped noticing the shape at all.

    in reply to: Does the CarbonOne Safe need to be plugged in 24/7? #1315
    LunaLuna
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    I just leave mine plugged in all the time. Unplugging it kind of seems like you are just turning off the main reason to have it.

    in reply to: SawShark worth it for regular home use? #1186
    LunaLuna
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    I haven’t had much trouble with the clamp moving around on mine, and I’m no expert with this stuff. For just keeping my home saws running okay it does the job, and I think it’s easier than trying to get the angle right freehand. Maybe not for everyone but I’d say it’s worth it for the convenience.

    LunaLuna
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    I kinda get what you mean. I noticed mine seems to block ads on some sites but not others and I never really looked into why. I just assumed it was doing its best but not perfect. Still works well enough for me most of the time.

    in reply to: Enence translator offline real talk? #1147
    LunaLuna
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    I’ve used mine in a few spots with no signal and it handled basic back and forth just fine. Not gonna win any awards for complex convos but for ordering food or asking directions it does the job.

    LunaLuna
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    Hmm, I’ve only used mine for shorter bursts so I can’t really speak to long TV sessions. I think the battery is okay for what I do, but I get why you’d be worried about the joysticks if you’re pushing it hard. Maybe it’s fine for lighter games though, not totally sure.

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