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Old 02-12-2015, 09:42 PM #6
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Originally Posted by Always_Believe View Post
Great info! I'm thinking I can have my son vacuum with a real vacuum weekly/as needed and run the roomba (although I heard the Neato XV picks up more) a few times/week to clean up after the pets. iRobot also has a scooba that I'm looking into for the kitchen.

So with the flooring issue looking like it ha a solution...any tricks for spasms???
The roomba picks up my dog's hair.

Your doc might be able to find a prescription that helps reduces spasms. My come and go, and are unpredictable.
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