is it a good idea to start seeds off in a propagator

hi guys got some seeds its not to warm where i am at the moment 11 Celsius outside. but i be starting the seeds off indoors i got a propagator do you think it be a good idea to start them off in this. with the lid closed until they pop. rather than leave them in the open on a tray. ive only used it for cuttings in the past so not sure about seeds.

be sure they're kept at a stable temperature, 78-80 all the time is perfect. Here is a great no bs guide https://www.mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide

I keep mine in a humidity dome until they pop up but keep a light over them the whole time so they are getting light the second they break the surface. The dome is just to keep the media from drying out while they sprout and comes off right after they do.

Domes are for clones.......not seeds.

Idea for ya. Wrap in wet paper towels place in a plastic bag place them under a heating pad on low

I sprout mine in some damp folded paper towel. soak a day first, room temp tap water.
I set the paper towel with the seeds in a baggie and put it on my router, it's warm.

thank you all very much guys you been a big help. and thank you Rurumo for that seed guide