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HanSoloParticipantNot buying the “fixes it for good” hype. On my stuff it dulled hairlines for a while but they’d peek back at angles after a couple weeks. Fast cosmetic cover, not a real repair.
8 de May de 2026 at 19:21 in reply to: Can a garden hose nozzle really replace a pressure washer? #151
HanSoloParticipantThanks, that matches my experience, it handles loose dirt and cars fine but choked on the old oil stains. I think I’ll rent a pressure washer for the driveway and maybe keep the Jetterix for quick rinses. Not totally surprised, the ads oversell it.
8 de May de 2026 at 13:18 in reply to: Real-world airflow and battery life on compact bladeless desk fans? #110
HanSoloParticipantI’ve had one for a few months — never bothered with an anemometer but it’s definitely not the “jet engine” breeze they hype, more like a gentle desktop puff unless you run it on max. Battery seems about what others say: low setting will last most of a workday (I get ~6–8h), high kills it in a couple hours; USB‑C pass‑through works but it doesn’t charge super fast while running. Low is pretty quiet, high gets noisy, and it survives being tossed in a bag okay but the plastic scuffs and the fold hinge feels a bit cheap.
8 de May de 2026 at 13:08 in reply to: Worth trying a small evaporative cooler for desk/bedroom? #109
HanSoloParticipantYeah, that matches my experience — low runs forever, high’s loud and kills the battery fast. Window/exhaust helps but if the room’s already muggy it just makes things clammy instead of actually cooler. Ice is a short novelty and overnight it’s hit-or-miss — mine was quiet-ish on low but sometimes the pad smell/cycling woke me, so not totally sold on using it for sleeping.
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