Fun factor

I'm worried my hate of cleaning is rubbing off on my girls. I mean I
clean, but I don't at all enjoy doing it. I want my kids to develop good
habits in all areas - health, nutrition, exercise, reading, studying,
self esteem - the list goes on and on, but I've noticed they definitely
are starting to dread cleaning as much as I do. Can't pull the wool over
their eyes!

Anyway, I read that the robotic vacuum roomba is really fun to use and
that people find it enjoyable - almost like a pet. Great. Fine by me. I
was just wondering if anyone has had this type of experience before I
buy. I'd like to infuse a little fun into Sunday chores.

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I'm worried my hate of cleaning is rubbing off on my girls. I mean I
clean, but I don't at all enjoy doing it. I want my kids to develop good
habits in all areas - health, nutrition, exercise, reading, studying,
self esteem - the list goes on and on, but I've noticed they definitely
are starting to dread cleaning as much as I do. Can't pull the wool over
their eyes!

Anyway, I read that the robotic vacuum roomba is really fun to use and
that people find it enjoyable - almost like a pet. Great. Fine by me. I
was just wondering if anyone has had this type of experience before I
buy. I'd like to infuse a little fun into Sunday chores.

I have a Roomba and although my son is a little on the young side to
start vacuuming (18 months) I personally find it very entertaining.

Mindy

Mindy wrote:

I have a Roomba and although my son is a little on the young side to
start vacuuming (18 months) I personally find it very entertaining.

I'm curious about how good a job it does and how long it takes.

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