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After having spent one year in home office, there is literally no household chore that I have not done during a meeting yet. Easy tier: folding laundry, cookin
by majewsky 6y ago
After having spent one year in home office, there is literally no household chore that I have not done during a meeting yet.
Easy tier: folding laundry, cooking, most other things
Medium tier: doing the dishes, cleaning the bathroom (need to have a towel at the ready if I need to unmute)
Hard tier: vacuuming (makes it hard to listen to what's being said, so I've only done it once very briefly until now)
- _carbyau_ 6y agoVacuum robot FTW! Can set it going from the web interface, direct drive it or detail zones.
- majewsky 6y agoEveryone keeps recommending vacuum robots to me, but they don't solve the hard parts of vacuuming. A vacuum robot will not move furniture around to get the dust in the corners. A vacuum robot will not clean the dust on my desk, or in my keyboard.
- _carbyau_ 6y agoIt is very true that a robot vacuum will not solve ALL your vacuuming problems. It really only solves maintenance cleaning IE doing the main bits that get dirty most often like common walkways, near the front door etc. For me, that is 90% of the work. I only live in a small place and wife and I appreciate it. In a large house, with 3 or more kids? I'd buy one for every floor if I had to. For the other 10%, I have a dyson battery powered stick thing. Gets into the nooks, does the keyboard and the car too. And there is something nice about being able to do the dishes, wash and dry clothes, vacuum the floor; all while playing games.