Sorry, double post! ECF is acting weird for me!
I do a lot of internet shopping. I hate going to regular stores and dealing with people and germs! I just placed an order for the 770 which should be here tomorrow! But, I'm still going to clean today and see what it picks up after it charges. I watched the cat video you posted and can't believe how much it bumps things. The neato seems to not do it as much.
That's just .... most unfortunate. EwwwI agree, Lizzie, I'm not sure if I can afford a Roomba. They sound great, though. I was reading reviews on Amazon, and people mentioned certain things like having to clean the brushes and filter, but there were no real, serious complaints. I have electrical cords on the floor in corners, though, and apparently you have to pick them up. And shoes. Do you know how many pairs of shoes are on the floor in various spots? Still, all that is a lot less work than vacuuming. I was interested to read that one person had problems when it got on a dark-colored rug in the beginning (it would stall), but apparently the machine figured it out. Roombas even solve problems and think things through? I can hardly believe it.
I rode again today, and this time, Penny didn't trip. I kept a close watch on her and noticed that she likes to look around a lot instead of watching her feet. When she got rubbernecking, I'd point her head back where it should be, and we prevented disaster. I wish this was Penny's job though, not mine.
Glad you got to ride today. O-M-G! Guess we better not get a Roomba! There are times when we've been to Milwaukee and back and one of the dogs have had an accident. Not often, but it does happen!
Then you would need the scuba to go along with it!! That guy sounded furious.
Then you would need the scuba to go along with it!! That guy sounded furious.

O-M-G! Guess we better not get a Roomba! There are times when we've been to Milwaukee and back and one of the dogs have had an accident. Not often, but it does happen!
True! True! But ... the Scooba wouldn't have helped that rug one bit. If you have a pet that has accidents, you just don't schedule the Roomba to clean. Send it on its merry way when you can be home.
Today, I was sitting here and observed Snowflake running around with a sneaker riding on top. It had knocked one off of the shoe shelves, and the sneaky sneaker had landed on it just so that it could go for a ride.![]()
True! True! But ... the Scooba wouldn't have helped that rug one bit. If you have a pet that has accidents, you just don't schedule the Roomba to clean. Send it on its merry way when you can be home.
Today, I was sitting here and observed Snowflake running around with a sneaker riding on top. It had knocked one off of the shoe shelves, and the sneaky sneaker had landed on it just so that it could go for a ride.![]()
The solution would be to start it manually, not set it on an automatic start time. You can do that. It's just convenient for some people to have it do the vacuuming while they are out at work or otherwise away from home on a regular basis.
LMBO! That's funny, Rave! I couldn't imagine my cats riding on it, though. Only Farley and I think with his weight, it wouldn't move! He's about 15#!

LMBO! That's funny, Rave! I couldn't imagine my cats riding on it, though. Only Farley and I think with his weight, it wouldn't move! He's about 15#!
Farley is a good sized kitty!! Feeding him lasagna, are you?![]()
That surprised me, too. My cat wouldn't ride on it, I'm sure. A sneaker might, though. I have shoes on the floor, as I said, and I'd have to put them up somewhere before vacuuming. Now, I just sort of push them around with the vacuum.
That surprised me, too. My cat wouldn't ride on it, I'm sure. A sneaker might, though. I have shoes on the floor, as I said, and I'd have to put them up somewhere before vacuuming. Now, I just sort of push them around with the vacuum.