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I’d say it depends what you’re expecting. It’s not a miracle worker with weak pressure, but it’s still a step up from a basic nozzle.
It’s probably just the cold draining it faster. Mine lasts closer to 12 hours at home but I’d never expect the full 14 out camping.
It’s probably just the non-slip backing doing its thing. I wouldn’t worry about it unless it gets worse.
It’s a flexible mouthguard, so it should be fine over brackets. I doubt the light needs direct contact to work either.
I barely noticed a difference on my sofa until it dried. So I wouldn’t stress too much about it right away.
I’ve got small hands and the finger hole makes it work fine for me. It’s not the slimmest handle out there but I never really notice during use.
I think some people just get unlucky with the wind direction. I had mine up on a decently breezy night and it was mostly fine, but a sudden gust did make it ripple a bit. Not enough to send it flying though.
I’ve used mine for blowing out sawdust from a small workspace. It does the job, just keep the door open so you’re not just stirring it up.
I think it depends more on how loud the place actually is. Mine does okay with general background noise, but if someone’s talking right next to me it gets confused. Still useful for the most part though.
I dunno, I got one and honestly the clutter kind of defeated the purpose for me. Felt like I was just sanitizing the same three feet of floor.
I just dusted mine off after a few days of not wearing it. The glucose number was sitting at like 85, which seemed normal enough, but I have no idea if it’s real or just a default. I don’t really care enough to jab my finger to check. Works fine for a step counter though.
Mine does the same thing if I leave water in it overnight. I just run it for a minute and the smell fades. Not a big deal.
I think it depends on what you’re after. I’ve used mine on a softer surface and it was okay, but not as crisp as on something firm.
Could be random. I’ve had nights where I wake up every couple hours for no reason and then sleep fine the next week. Hard to pin down one cause.
Appreciate the thoughts everyone. I think I’ll just pick one up and not overthink it. If it needs a touch-up sooner than I’d like, that’s just how it goes with daily use.
Pretty sure the self-cleaning mode uses basically the same amount of battery as running it manually, since it’s the same three minute cycle. I wouldn’t worry about charging more often unless you’re already hitting the red light every day or two.
I don’t know, I’ve seen mixed stuff about it online. Probably depends how strong the breeze actually is.
Honestly, I just charge mine whenever I remember and it’s never been a big deal. I don’t really track how long it lasts, it just keeps working.
Alright, thanks for the replies. Sounds like it’s just how it is, so I’ll stop checking the bottom every few hours.
Honestly I think it’s probably just your cat being weird. Mine doesn’t care about it at all, just sleeps wherever.
Nah, it still needs some wiping on stubborn grout. The pressure is decent for a handheld, but it won’t blast everything out by itself. I just keep a rag handy and it’s fine for the most part.
Thanks for the replies. Sounds like most older cars are fine with it, so I’ll just plug mine in and see how it goes. Not expecting miracles, but worth a shot.
