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I’d say go for it just to see, the humidifier handles dryness but the tape is more about keeping your breathing steady. They tackle different things so it’s not really one or the other.
I got one mostly for the crevice nozzle, which works pretty well between key rows. The brush is whatever, I barely use it.
I’ve had mine for about six weeks and honestly haven’t noticed any softening yet, but I mostly use it for cold water so maybe that helps keep the rubber firmer.
I think it’s probably just the weight of the steel wires throwing it off a bit when the ground isn’t level. Mine does the same thing on my patio edges, but I just slow down a little and it’s fine.
I think it depends on the room honestly. I’ve used mine on humid days and it didn’t make things worse, just didn’t cool as much as on a dry day. The airflow alone still felt nice when I pointed it right at me though.
I think people make it sound more complicated than it is. I just drew a box over the corner of my yard where a bush was triggering it and it stopped, driveway still works fine. You might have to play with the size a little but it’s not that fussy.
Alright, thanks for the input everyone. Sounds like it’s not a big deal to just charge it when I remember, so I’ll probably pick one up and stop overthinking it.
