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The newer one is a different animal, not just a nicer red syringe. The masks actually seal and you get real pull per stroke instead of guessing. Mine sits in the kitchen drawer and I’ve used it once on a piece of steak, worked fine. Worth the few extra bucks over the old style.
I don’t have a stack of titles in mind yet, so it’d mostly be whatever comes on the thing plus a few I dig up later. The card in the same order makes sense though, since I’d rather not be stuck staring at an empty menu on day one.
I ended up splitting it in two. The tracking stays on my real schedule, but the coaching cues I mostly stopped fighting. Chasing every prompt to match a night shift got old fast, and half of them weren’t worth the effort anyway.
Wall mounting a heater right over the couch seems like a bad combo to me. The bracket may hold it fine, but warm air blowing down on whoever’s sitting there gets old fast. I’d rather have it on a side wall than directly above seating.
Sharing through the app’s own guest access has been enough for me, though I only hand out access to the plugs in the living room and leave the rest off the list. The one detail I’d check is that his phone stays logged into his own account, because switching accounts on the same phone is where things get messy.
Freestanding is fine on a desk if it’s stable and nothing’s near the vent. The wall mount is just optional; I’ve used mine on a counter for a while without issues.
Mine works with the screen off, so you’re not stuck staring at it. But I did notice it drains the battery faster that way, so I usually keep it plugged in if it’s a long back and forth.
Mine came out worse than before, and not from tearing either. The fabric looked fine wet, but once it dried there were these faint water lines all over that I couldn’t get out. Sort of like the dirt got pushed deeper instead of lifted off. Ended up putting the covers back on and just using the hose with a bit of dish soap for those now. The JetClean stays on the concrete and the grill. If I were you I’d test one cushion you don’t care much about first, or just skip it on the fabric.
Mine’s been in the hallway for about a month and honestly I think it does more in smaller enclosed spots. Tried it in the kitchen once and didn’t notice a difference, so I just left it where it was.
If it were me, I’d just tip it over once while it’s on and see what happens. Mine cuts out when it goes down, but I’ve never trusted those switches 100 percent. Better to find out on your own terms than during an actual accident.
Draping over something isn’t going to mess up the drying as much as people here make it sound. I’ve tossed a few shirts over the bar a couple times when I was in a rush and they still came out fine, just maybe a bit wrinklier. So it works, just not ideal.
Mine actually came with a little slot on the base so it slides right in. Never lost it once. That said the remote is pretty small so I get why people would.
I keep mine in for calls but usually switch to speaker instead of holding it to my ear. That works better for me than trying to jam the phone against the amplified side.
Bag strap never worked for me. Too much swinging and it ended up under my arm half the time. Keys are annoying but at least I know where it is.
The screen was a bigger deal for me than I expected, mainly because my phone kept dying in the cold on winter hikes. Now I just frame and check clips on the camera itself and leave the phone in my pack. Bulk isn’t really noticeable on a chest mount.
120 sq ft is a stretch. I had one in a bedroom and it did basically nothing past the doorway, so for a few rooms you’d need one per room.
Two weeks in a hot storage lot is pushing it. Mine went flat way faster once summer hit, so I just swap them monthly and call it good.
It’s probably not your imagination, but it’s also not really fixing the source. I noticed the biggest difference when the box itself was already clean and the litter was fresh. The lamp seemed to knock down that lingering smell in the air, the kind you notice when you walk back into the room after a while. It didn’t do much for the actual litter box odor if I slacked on scooping. So if you’re scooping more and running it, you might be seeing a combined effect. I don’t think it’s a long term fix for cat smells on its own, but it can help take the edge off between cleanings. I still use mine sometimes for that.
I’ve used mine in a cold bedroom and it takes the edge off fine, though I mostly care about the noise level since I sleep light. It’s not going to warm a whole apartment, but for one room it does the job. My preference is just keeping it near my desk instead of relying on it overnight.
Mine is on a shelf beside my monitor and I feel it on my legs within a couple minutes. It’s not a whole-room thing but that’s fine for me.
Save states are fine on mine but the in-game battery saves are the weak spot. I played through most of a longer RPG over maybe three weeks and the save would stick as long as I kept using the thing regularly. Then it sat in a drawer for a bit while I was busy and when I came back the file was gone. Not the whole system, just that one game. Save states I made manually were still there though. So now I just lean on those instead of trusting the normal save menu. It’s a bit annoying but easy enough to work around once you know. If you’re the type who plays a game start to finish without long breaks you’ll probably be fine. If you bounce between games like I do, just make a save state before you put the controller down.
Mine’s in a front pocket wallet with about five cards and it’s fine. It’s thin enough that I forget it’s in there half the time. Leather’s held up too, no weird stretch marks or anything.
Just export a PDF before you switch. I did that when I moved phones and had a copy of everything without relying on the app to pull it back. Saved me the headache.
Mine actually did okay on the textured trim around my wheel arches, took the chalky look down a notch. It’s not a restorer and it didn’t last long, but it wasn’t the waste of time people here are making it out to be.