As a disabled dog owner, and mother of two creative boys, one producing art, sculpture and the other a singer songwriter, with constant stream of musicians coming and going, the house has seemed like an Arts Factory. Add to this that all three boys, if my husband included; love to cook, I am the ideal customer for irobot’s products.

People in Europe are totally unaware of irobots,and the knowledge that they too could release them from the tyranny of the hardest household chores. I was until I spotted them a month ago on Youtube.

Having bought my scooba from a flight attendant, who bought his in the USA, I am not eligible for a warrantee, and the cleaning fluid is extortionate, but my life is transformed with it. I know I am very lucky to have it, because these machines are rare as hen’s teeth.

Reading that the irobot’s Home Division is running at a loss, and the massive discounting of machines, I am bewildered to comprehend why the European market has been virtually ignored.
Instead of fumbling about trying to decide whether or not to open irobot shops in Malls, why not select a production/distribution partner in Europe, and just relax back and watch the profit ramp up.

RC in UK