u/No-Implement9967

When I first bought my robot vacuum, one of the main selling points was its ability to clean edges and corners, which I thought would make it perfect for all the spots my old vacuum couldn’t reach. However, after six months of use, I’ve noticed that the vacuum doesn’t clean edges as thoroughly as expected.

It often misses the corners, and I have to go over them manually. The 99% bacteria removal and 95% dust mite reduction were big selling points for me, but if the vacuum can’t even get into the edges, I’m wondering how effective it really is. I’ve heard some people say that the robot vacuums work well at first but lose their effectiveness in the long run.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? I’d love to hear from others who have been using a robot vacuum for a few months does it really clean edges and corners effectively, or is this just a feature that sounds great on paper but isn’t practical in daily use?

i love my golden to death but tbh every time we go to the lake he decides he needs to roll in the absolute grossest stagnant mud puddle he can find before jumping straight into the back seat while shaking off. I used to care so much about keeping my interior pristine but lately Ive just given up trying to vacuum the wet dirt and fur out of the carpet fibers... its honestly exhausting spending two hours every sunday with a shop vac and it makes me not want to take him out on trails which makes me feel incredibly guilty as a dog parent. I keep seeing ads for those custom fit interior protectors designed for people with pets but they all look like they either slide around constantly on the fabric or his claws will just rip right through the cheap synthetic material in a week.

kinda curious if anyone here has found a heavy duty setup that actually survives wet paws and sharp claws without looking like a literal garbage bag thrown on the floor. idk maybe I just need to accept that my car is a rolling kennel now but surely theres a way to protect the floor underneath all the chaos?

spent three hours negotiating a used crossover yesterday and we were finally like 500 bucks apart on the out the door price when the sales guy aggressively taps his pen and says he will throw in the premium interior weather protection to close the gap today. I asked him if there was an actual structural distinction between the flat rubber squares and the laser measured ones with the high edges and he totally lied straight to my face smirking and saying they are the exact same thing just different marketing wording.

I know for a fact the basic ones are just flat pieces of rubber that let water spill over and the upgraded ones actually have the raised lips that cover the side walls of the footwell to catch melting snow and spilled coffee. the fact that he thought I was dumb enough or desperate enough to accept flat cheap rubber as a 300 dollar value concession just pissed me off so much I grabbed my keys got up and left without saying another word.

maybe I overreacted and blew a decent deal but I absolutely hate being treated like an idiot when im about to drop massive amounts of money. was I petty for walking over this accessory argument or is it the principle of the blatant lie right at the finish line that would have made you walk too.

We talk about direction, priorities, what I should focus on. I take notes. My manager takes notes or doesn't. A month later there's a misalignment about what was agreed and neither of us can prove what was said. It's not a trust issue. It's just that verbal agreements in async remote work have no paper trail. Written follow-ups feel formal and slow but nothing else actually works. Is there a standard way people handle this?

Kete jordar barsha hauchi lolol

Lowkey enjoying ts.

And!!

I wanna cry so bad so kichi emitia movies suggest koro...that'll emotionally destroy me lol ykwim?

Like...pura gut wrenching, heart aching, chest throbbing, tears flowing, nose sniffling, emotionally devastating movie XD

Kete jordar barsha hauchi lolol

Lowkey enjoying ts.

And!!

I wanna cry so bad so kichi emitia movies suggest koro...that'll emotionally destroy me lol ykwim?

Like...pura gut wrenching, heart aching, chest throbbing, tears flowing, nose sniffling, emotionally devastating movie XD

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