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It's for wealthy people who have large homes with large open spaces. People who have enough storage that they don't have clutter on the floor. I grew up next
by jedberg 4y ago
It's for wealthy people who have large homes with large open spaces. People who have enough storage that they don't have clutter on the floor.
I grew up next to a neighborhood of 5000sf+ homes, and I never saw clutter in any of them. Some of them had house cleaners, but even the ones that didn't, they had storage everywhere, so everything got put away. A Roomba on every floor would be perfect for them.
I moved away before Roomba existed, but I imagine a lot of them have it.
- ghaff 4y agoI'm sure there's some correlation between wealth/space and lack of clutter. But my observation is that some people are just much more inclined not to leave a lot of loose things either on floors or table. I'm pretty sure I could have a house that was twice the size and it would still look very lived in.
- zippergz 4y agoI have a large home with large open spaces and little clutter on the floor. But I'd need something like 8 Roombas to cover it all because of the changes in levels, doors that are normally closed, etc. Also, as a semi-wealthy person with a large home, I hire people to clean it including vacuuming, and I don't need an annoying robot roaming the house to do it.