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I haven’t taken mine on a really long walk yet, but it stayed in place fine during a few hours of casual errands. The silicone grips seem to do the job for normal movement. I could see it maybe slipping if you were really active or sweating a lot, but for just walking it feels pretty secure.
I’d probably just keep an eye on the cat for a day or two. Could be the sound is just a little new to her, or she might be reacting to something else entirely. Most of these plug in devices are supposed to be fine for pets, but every animal is different.
I used it on my 2008 a while back and didn’t have any trouble with the OBD2 port or check engine lights. Just plugged it in and it worked fine.
I wouldn’t stress too much about it. Mine are basically right behind my head too and it still sounds fine to me.
I used mine on the car a couple times and it seemed fine. I just kept the spray on the wider setting and didn’t hold it too close. Not totally sure if it would be an issue on softer paint, but it worked okay for me.
I’ve got one sitting on my desk right now and honestly I think it’s fine for what it is. It’s definitely not gonna blast you like a tower fan on high, but I can feel it on my face from about two feet away. I mainly like that it’s quiet enough to not bother me during calls, so that trade off works for me.
I tried one of those once and gave up after two days. Feels like they’re designed for people with way more free time than I have.
Honestly I didn’t really notice it being that different when I mess with the hose valve, but maybe I just don’t pay that close attention. Mine seems to spray pretty consistently regardless of how much I open it up. It works fine for me on the driveway and patio.
I think with most of these spray-on scratch things you’re always going to see them again in certain light. I just look at it as a quick way to make the car look cleaner between washes rather than a permanent fix.
