Don’t get me wrong.
I’m not ungrateful but having a roomba is like keeping up with a little
kid. My daughter, Becky, gave us her old
roomba, but it is such a pain to keep up with.
Our living room curtains go to the floor, and it hangs up there. The roomba gets stuck under the kitchen table
and can’t seem to find its way out of the forest of chair legs. Then it hangs up on the extension cords and lamp
cords and the Dish and TV cords in the living room. I left it working last Wednesday, but I
couldn’t find it when I came home. I
looked under beds, under chests and dressers - it was nowhere to be found. I finally found it in the spare bedroom where
it had wandered in, got behind the door and managed to bump the door shut. Of course, it ran out of its charge and died
in the corner. I have to dump out its
small bin constantly, just like changing diapers on a baby. Just like a two-year-old, I have to watch it
constantly and can’t trust it home alone.
Oh well. A small price to pay for
such a “convenience”.
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