Marco Arment
Just discovered that the dustiest object in my house is the little Roomba-keep-away transmitter thing, and I suppose that’s the correct answer
Jan 9, 2023 at 5:43pmMastonaut
Show threadGaige PaulsenJan 9, 2023
@marcoarment If that was software instead of hardware, the manufacturer should expect a email claiming an in-built duster was a missing feature and that the product was worthless as is. No stars...
Show threadFreehours9Jan 9, 2023
@marcoarment I also would figure the Rooma itself would be dusty. Do you need another Rooma, so they can clean each other?
Show threadDave EllisJan 9, 2023
@freehours9 @marcoarment we clean out our Eufy vacuum with another vacuum.
Show threadQuinn NelsonJan 9, 2023
@marcoarment My robot itself is probably the dustiest thing.
Show threadChris DreilingJan 9, 2023
@snazzyq @marcoarment Need a little robot to keep the big robot clean
Show threadDaniel O’Jan 10, 2023
@chrisdreiling @snazzyq @marcoarment
Who roomba’s the roombas?
Show threadКруШефJan 10, 2023
@chrisdreiling @snazzyq @marcoarment
Show threadMelJan 9, 2023
@marcoarment I can’t find our keep-away, but the Roomba (aka, Thor, thanks to my daughter) is definitely the dustiest thing in the house!
Show threadJohn BraytonJan 10, 2023
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Show threadAdamJan 10, 2023
@marcoarment I thought it was called an invisible wall
Show threadJeremy BurgeJan 14, 2023
@marcoarment did I miss something that these do, that making a “keep out zone” in software doesn’t? (first time being in a land based home for a while, so the whole lot is new to me)
Show threadChrisJan 14, 2023
@marcoarment the dustiest object in my apartment is the top of my Roborock S7 and it’s going to stay that way until someone invents the robot vacuum robot vacuum