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Sat Dec-25-04 06:29 PM
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| He just vacuumed my bedroom |
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I love my new Roomba! Tonight he's gonna vacuum the living room.
I'm in cleaning heaven.
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| burythehatchet
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Sat Dec-25-04 06:31 PM
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| 1. what's he gonna do when the LR is done? |
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Sat Dec-25-04 06:35 PM
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| 2. do they actually work? |
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i sure could use one if they do.....
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Sat Dec-25-04 06:37 PM
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Edited on Sat Dec-25-04 06:37 PM by Cuban_Liberal
He's charging, and I can hardly wait.
:)
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Sat Dec-25-04 06:42 PM
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| 4. All, I can say, is you folks must not have much: |
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Edited on Sat Dec-25-04 06:43 PM by hlthe2b
Clutter!!!!!!!!!!!!
Poor little thing would commit "hari kari" in my place trying to get in between and under everything! yes, yes... decluttering IS my New Year's Resolution.
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:19 PM
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| 8. I live with two slobbos |
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I already had to rescue a sock out of Roomba. But yes you do need to pick up the small stuff that could choke him. He managed to go around boxes, shoes and laundry baskets quite well. He needed a rescue under the bed but after that he did real well. All in all though he's a hell of a lot easier than other vacuums. You gotta pick up the small stuff anyway if you really want to do a halfway decent job with any vacuum.
So far he's a 10!
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Sat Dec-25-04 06:54 PM
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I'll bet it could not only clean the room but entertain the cats for hours!
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:20 PM
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| 9. He freaked Lilly (my little doggie) out |
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She's not easily intimidated. She was so confused she had to leave the room
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:04 PM
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| 6. do they work on wood floors? nt |
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:21 PM
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| 10. I had him on the carpet. BUT |
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The rest of my house is hard wood. He'll be doing that tonight. I would imagine it would be even better on hard wood.
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:05 PM
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| 7. dyson is the way to go |
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you would be aMAZed at what that thing can pull up from your carpet, especially if you have a pet that sheds!
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Sat Dec-25-04 07:25 PM
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| 11. Do you have a Dyson? I have been wanting one |
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just because I was so impressed with the ads and the concept that this engineer Dyson was so frustrated that he decided to re-invent the vacuum.
If you don't mind - around how much do they cost?
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Sat Dec-25-04 08:02 PM
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i think we paid around $500 for it.
it REALLY works well, it just better hold up over the years!
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