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Don't we have robots that take out the trash? The garbage trucks pickup the garbage and put it in the truck. Also, the vacuum now empties itself
by 8note 5y ago
Don't we have robots that take out the trash? The garbage trucks pickup the garbage and put it in the truck.
Also, the vacuum now empties itself
- katbyte 5y agoforget if it empties, the fact 90%+ of my vacuuming is done automatically is incredible! I can live with the 30 seconds to empty the bin every couple weeks
- fosk 5y agoHow is your vacuuming done automatically? You mean with a Roomba robot? Have you found those working? All my friends that have one just end up storing them somewhere never to be used again.
- csunbird 5y agoNot the parent comment, but I think it depends on the house you have. I find huge american houses with 3-5 rooms are unsuitable, except when you limit the robot to one or two rooms. My apartment in Europe is suitable for it, as I do not have many rooms, so that it does a decent job on cleaning. I do not use the regular vacuum very often.
- distances 5y agoOn the other hand my old European apartment isn't very suitable as my robot gets stuck on high door thresholds and under radiators. It's great anyway, just can't be left alone as I need to save it every now and then.
- gambiting 5y agoHow? I've had a roomba for almost 2 years now, and I use it all the time - it runs and cleans our living room and kitchen at least 2-3 times a week. There has been a noticeable reduction in dust present in the house. And that's not even a fancy self-emptying model, just a normal roomba where I have to empty the bin by hand. Why would you stop using one?