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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Well, POO. Scoobas shouldn;t be used on wood floors; my kitchen floor is wood.
Tip: When using Scooba on sealed hardwood floors, inspect the floor surface for worn finish, bare wood, or separated and unsealed joints. Do not use Scooba on your hardwood floor if any of these conditions exist.
Up yours, Scooba, and your little dog's too.
::sobs::
the thing where it goes back to its wee home base when the battery runs low is the coolest thing evar.
Aha. This is where I think problems will arise, when it tries to get home, but your cat is between it and its base and desperation sets in.
God forbid it learns to knock the cat unconscious as a preventative measure.
But is it more different than just having the scheduling capability?
No idea. (Seriously, all I did was count the dots. I = lazy.)
But the Scooba could do my whole apartment if I picked up the thow rugs in the hallway before I turned it on.
google projects mating in the dark
Fortunately, the sun never sets on the Google empire. It's always bright.
amych, I think you need to have an NCista "watch the Roomba go" party a your house.
Damn I'd like a Scooba. Our kitchen and dining room needs floor cleaning like every two hours.
Ah, okay. I don't want one with no Max Cleaning mode - other than that, anything between the red and scheduler would do it for me. I am so buying one of these.
Damn I'd like a Scooba.
I bet Leif and Emaryn would like one too...
I think hiring someone to wash my kitchen floor at $10 an hour once a week would be as effective as a Scooba, if less cool. Damn this waiting around until the kids are old enough to be useful as manual domestic labor... I think I have at least 4 years to wait.
Tip: When using Scooba on sealed hardwood floors, inspect the floor surface for worn finish, bare wood, or separated and unsealed joints. Do not use Scooba on your hardwood floor if any of these conditions exist.
Oh. Forget it, then. My kitchen and bathroom are, combined, probably the size of the average US bathroom. Everything else is slightly-crappy hardwood.