I remember them very well. Once in a week my grandpa took all carpets out and we beat them like worst enemies. They never used a vacuum cleaner (neither they used multi-ply toilet paper :-))
Stefan, what you need is the “artificial intelligence” module. It´s quite cheap and you can find it in every mirror around you. You only have to connect it between the handle and the ground that´s all :-)
I had a client once who had interesting collections of antiques on display at their house – a glass coffee table which doubled as a vitrine for old ink bottles, shelves in front of their kitchen sink window filled with small blue and green glass bottles, all different, a whole wall of tin toy robots.
My favorite collection and means of display was to line their entire stairwell wall with an incredible variety of carpet/rug beaters. It was as if the whole run was covered in flowery line doodles.
Swissmiss is an online garden Tina Roth Eisenberg started in 2005 and has lovingly tended to ever since.
Besides swissmiss, Tina founded and runs TeuxDeux, CreativeMornings and her Brooklyn based co-working community Friends Work Here. (She also started Tattly which was recently adopted by BIC)
Become a Sponsor
Interested in sponsoring a week of my RSS Feed? Click here to learn more.
I remember them very well. Once in a week my grandpa took all carpets out and we beat them like worst enemies. They never used a vacuum cleaner (neither they used multi-ply toilet paper :-))
Jun 9th, 2015 / 4:06 pm
We have the identical one at home.
Jun 10th, 2015 / 3:07 am
Does it connect via Bluetooth? How can you control it from your iPhone??? -clueless…
Jun 10th, 2015 / 10:21 am
Stefan, what you need is the “artificial intelligence” module. It´s quite cheap and you can find it in every mirror around you. You only have to connect it between the handle and the ground that´s all :-)
Jun 11th, 2015 / 6:44 am
I had a client once who had interesting collections of antiques on display at their house – a glass coffee table which doubled as a vitrine for old ink bottles, shelves in front of their kitchen sink window filled with small blue and green glass bottles, all different, a whole wall of tin toy robots.
My favorite collection and means of display was to line their entire stairwell wall with an incredible variety of carpet/rug beaters. It was as if the whole run was covered in flowery line doodles.
Jun 13th, 2015 / 1:51 pm