Why do you have to personally attack me like that? But they forgot all the planning I did before realizing I can't possibly do all that and then settling for doing maybe ten percent.
In my experience using a Roomba represents a cache-22 that renders it useless.
It is very loud and annoying, and takes a longer time to vacuum than a normal vacuum because of its random “bounce around” approach to cleaning. Therefore, I do not want to be home when it runs.
Roomba gets stuck on lots of random things - rumpled carpet, a stray sock, a door jamb. Therefore, I need to be home when it runs to fix it.
Due to this contradiction, I sold my Roomba and will never buy another one.
My version of ADHD cleaning was purchasing roombas to cover for my lack of cleaning virtue. Of course they need help all the time, and get stuck if you don’t pre-clear stuff (have a dog who likes to entropically distribute her bones and toys) so the joke is on me, I guess.