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This sounds like a good idea. As you said it doesn't have to cover all scenarios. I'm happy with our Roomba. We don't have any dogs but is it really that bad!?
by chosenbreed37 6y ago
This sounds like a good idea. As you said it doesn't have to cover all scenarios.
I'm happy with our Roomba. We don't have any dogs but is it really that bad!? :-)
- aptwebapps 6y agoOh, I don't have either, I was just using that as the canonical example.
- treis 6y agoCan confirm that Roomba running over dog poop is a bad way to start the day
- Izkata 6y agoConsider the Pooptastrophe (also known as the Poopocalypse): https://cheezburger.com/897029/dogs-roomba-please-consider-this-frightening-tale-of-pooptastrophe-before-getting-a-roomba-with-pets https://cheezburger.com/897029/dogs-roomba-please-consider-t...
- leetcrew 6y agoit's the kind of thing that only has to happen once for you to remember it forever.
- stevesimmons 6y agoYes it is that bad. Two months ago, my partner vacuumed up fox poop. No idea why he thought it was a good idea. We realised it wasn't when the soft, sticky debris coated the inside of the vacuum cleaner's flexible hose. :( The smell only improved after I cleaned every internal crevice. Including submerging the crinkly part of the hose in a half-full bath and pulling through a sponge three or four times. We still have to put deodorant beads inside the vacuum cleaner bag.