enztinkt t1_j8q2xun wrote
I have two Roombas one for upstairs and downstairs. I have a battery Dyson for the stairs and other tight places. I also have a roomba mop that I use for upstairs since it’s all hardwood. The Roombas go everyday.
Careless-Mud-9398 t1_j8q7k9n wrote
Seriously, a robot vacuum running every day when you leave will absolutely change your life. I was skeptical until I got a refurbished one off of Amazon, and seeing the dust and hair it picks up from all the corners and rugs every day has made it completely worth it.
enztinkt t1_j8q8r03 wrote
I was skeptical too until I finally got one. They are so worth it especially if you have pets.
lurker-1969 t1_j8qiub7 wrote
Yup our friends got one some years ago. I watched that thing many times and we finally got one. We have 3 herding dogs so while it was doing a gret job it also takes a beating from being herded.
Careless-Mud-9398 t1_j8qkjoe wrote
This is hilarious! My dog is scared of it, so I only run it when we leave, but he still gets nervous about the activation tones it plays as we’re walking out.
lurker-1969 t1_j8qin7o wrote
I'd use the Roomba but with 3 herding dogs you can guess where that goes. Chaos Roomba herding !!!!
renownbrewer t1_j8qlwl7 wrote
Setting up to be robot friendly can help them be more effective. Think about where they get lost/stuck and make sure you don't have carpets with tasseled edging. Consider upgrading to the ones that can dump their dust collector at a docking station and go back to work.
Jimdandy941 t1_j8sj8mf wrote
This, and get the Brava for mopping. You’ll still need to vacuum and mop periodically, but your workload will be reduced about 90 percent.
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