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Honestly I was expecting it to just soften the smell a little bit but for my water it actually got rid of it almost completely after the first minute of running. That first burst still has a hint of pool water but once the water warms up I don’t smell it at all anymore.
For calls specifically I think they’re fine. I’ve taken a few while walking around my neighborhood and nobody complained about hearing cars or wind. One person did say I sounded a bit distant when a truck went by but that was it. Not perfect but way better than my old pair.
I keep seeing people complain about the nozzle or the runtime, but for what you’re describing I think it’s actually a decent fit. I grabbed one mainly to blow out my shed and the back patio before I start grilling. It definitely isn’t a replacement for a real yard blower, but inside a contained space it works fine. The trigger lets you start off gentle so you’re not just launching everything into the air at once. I found that if I kept it lower to the ground and worked from the back of the garage toward the door, it pushed the dust and pebbles out in one pass. It did kick up some fine dust at first, but that’s going to happen with any blower. I will say the battery dying after about fifteen minutes gets annoying if you’re being thorough, so I just do one section and then charge it while I move stuff around.
The quick setup was honestly the selling point for me. I usually steal a few minutes before work to fly around my backyard and I can get it out, connected, and back in the bag before my coffee gets cold. It’s not a project, it’s just a few clicks and you’re good.
Mine has gotten warm too but only when I forgot it was in Boost and left it way longer than I meant to. It went back to normal once I switched it to Everyday Mode and let it sit for a bit. I figure as long as it’s not actually hot to the touch it’s probably fine.
I think the mirror is actually one of the better surfaces for it. The steam loosens up toothpaste splatter and stuff like that way faster than spraying and scrubbing. You do have to wipe after, but that’s true for any cleaner. Mine gets the mirror done without the streaks I get from regular spray sometimes.
I actually had the opposite experience. I tried it on grates that were still pretty warm, like right after I pulled the food off and plated everything, and it did not go great for me. The brush head itself was fine, no damage or anything, but the grease seemed to smear around more than lift off. It was almost like the heat made it too liquid and it just spread instead of getting scraped up. I ended up having to go back over everything once it cooled down anyway. Now I just let the grill sit while we eat and then deal with it after. That works way better for me, but maybe my grates just get hotter than yours or something.
The auto shutoff was the main reason I switched, but not because I was worried about forgetting it. I used to run my old timer setup in the guest room before my mom would visit, and I got into this habit of setting it before I left for work. That was fine, but the problem was I could never remember if I actually set it or not. I’d be halfway to the office and second-guess myself, wondering if I left the UV light on in there all day.
With the ClairLite I just hit the remote from the doorway and it does its thing and turns off on its own. The peace of mind is worth something, I guess, because I don’t think about it anymore. I also like that I can run it in the living room while I’m in the kitchen making coffee, since I don’t have to go back in there to shut it off. My old plug-in timer had to be reset every single time, which sounds small, but it was just one more thing to remember.
I don’t know if the extra money is worth it for everyone, but for me it stopped me from constantly wondering if I left a UV lamp running in an empty room. That alone sold me on it.
I’ve had mine up for a couple weeks now and it’s still holding. The trick for me was just making sure the wall was dry before pressing the hooks on, then I left it for a few hours before hanging the cooler. So far so good, and it feels light enough that I’m not too worried about it.
The adhesive on mine has held up fine so far, and I’ve got it on a device that runs way warmer than a TV would. I’d be more worried about it getting knocked off when you’re dusting or messing with cables behind the TV than the heat doing anything.
I wouldn’t worry too much about it unless the card actually stops working or falls out. These budget night vision units tend to have a bit of give in the slot. As long as it clicks in and reads your files fine, it’s probably okay.
I wouldn’t overthink the cost honestly. It’s not like you’re buying a whole new shower head every month.
Honestly, I think people stress too much about formatting. I’ve had mine for a few months and just let it do its thing without touching the card once.
I’ve had mine for maybe a month and I honestly didn’t notice any flickering before, but my partner said the bathroom light seems steadier now. I’m not convinced it’s doing anything huge, but I’m not annoyed enough to unplug it either.
I just use the crevice nozzle for between the keys and it works fine for me. The brush is more for the desk surface anyway.
I put mine near the vent too and it’s been holding up fine for a couple months now. I figure if it falls off I’ll just stick another one on, but so far no issues.
I picked up a box for my bathroom sink and it did okay, but for kitchen drains I think I’d rather just use boiling water and baking soda. I don’t know, the foaming stuff feels like it works better on hair than on grease.
I pretty much just leave mine on the wide setting the whole time. The concentrated stream felt like it might leave marks if I got too close.
I’ve had mine in a room that’s definitely not sealed great and it still takes the edge off pretty well. Not gonna heat the whole space like a furnace, but if you sit near it it’s fine.
Huh, I noticed something similar on mine but honestly I just figured it was from the heat of the water or whatever. Still seals up fine when I close it so I haven’t really thought about it past that.
I think you can feel it out pretty quick once you have it on. I just put mine on and did a few steps around the house to see if it stayed in place. Works fine for me without having to adjust it a bunch.
I’d just plug it in overnight and not worry about it. The battery life is decent but why risk it cutting out halfway through the night when you can just leave it on the charger.
I wouldnt count on it for serious sawdust cleanup. I tried mine in my garage and it just moved stuff around more than actually clearing it out. Better off with a shop vac for that kind of mess.
I just stuck mine up on a wall in the kitchen and honestly forgot it was even there until I saw this thread. Still holding fine after a month.