For this reason, my vacuum has valetudo on it.
I'm not sure shark vacuums are supported.
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this might be relevant for you lmao
It's an honor to be tagged for a thread like this
NO SHARK IS SAFE!!
This title had me guessing for a moment
How else do you clean your sharks? I mean, while you could use a feather duster, they don't react well to them, so I wouldn't recommend it.
Brb just trying to find the ethernet port on my hoover
aw man you're really missing out on your robot vacuum spreading your dog's feces all over your home.
Can't believe the amount of people who have dogs who shit in their homes. I train mine to go outside.
the future is stupid. lol
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now i need my home brew router and it's dead.. grrr