That is pretty cool. I have been thinking of getting one of the robot vacuums for all the hardwood in our house. That would be great to come home and have a bunch of the chores already finished.
That is pretty cool. I have been thinking of getting one of the robot vacuums for all the hardwood in our house. That would be great to come home and have a bunch of the chores already finished.
My cousin has one of those for his vacuuming. He loves it! And it works great too. Not sure who the manufacturer is on his one.Originally Posted by digger5280
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Something about a robot lawn mower that gives me the willies. As safe as it may be, I can't shake the idea of it losing its little mind and attacking the little girl next door sci-fi style. :)
Now I totally want one!Originally Posted by SuperChuck
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Doesn't bother me, as long as it don't mess with the cigar or martini!!Originally Posted by SuperChuck
EDITED: Oh yeah, forgot the dog. Don't mess with the dog!
Last edited by Shelby07; 04-28-2006 at 10:52 AM.
I really want one of those Roomba vaccuums too. But the gf doesn't think it will actually pick anything up. Can anyone say if one of these has passed the female test?Originally Posted by Monk
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This probably isn't the best solution if you have kids or pets. I'm not so concerned about kids getiing their hands and feet whacked (though it is something to think about) as I am about the unavoidable wayward toy causing irreperable damage to an expensive mower. Not to mention little Sally's distress as she watches Robo-Mow turn her prized barbie collection into plastic mulch in one fell swoop.
I'd also have nightmares about the little electronic fence going bad and the mower cruising across the street into the neighbor kid's play area. Call me a control freak, but I don't have so much confidence in AI just yet to give it sole control of a potentially harmful/deadly tool in an uncontrolled environment. A fence would easily remedy that I guess.
Last edited by Kenyth; 05-02-2006 at 04:43 PM.
"some people are like slinkies, they're not really good for anything but they can bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs." –Unknown
"He did for bullshit what Stonehenge did for rocks." -Cecil Adams
Well, the mover just takes the place of a regular push mower, so just like now you have to pick up junk in the yard. The mower is actually much safer than a regular mower as the blades are more in the center and are recessed further. Bumpers all around immediately reverse or stop the mower if it runs into anything more than about 6" high. As for running away, set up requires laying a wire around the yard parimeter and the robot will shut down immediately if it is not within the confines of the wire.Originally Posted by Kenyth
One solution to ease your fears about little Sally's doll collection would be to pick the junk up from the yard and start it when you go to bed (Yes, it is that quiet. I have cut my grass in the middle of the night.) Next morning you've got the best looking yard in the neighborhood!
Check out this link. The site reviews the various versions of Roomba vacuums.
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Well, I went to his place for his housewarming... and lets just say his places haven't always been the cleanest.... but it looked awesome.... Seemed to do a great job..Originally Posted by WhiteWidow
My wife even commented that it was our next vacuum![]()
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