All articles tagged with #household chores
Originally Published 17 days ago — by Interesting Engineering
LG Electronics will showcase its new humanoid robot, LG CLOiD, at CES 2026, designed to perform household tasks with advanced dexterity and human-like interaction, driven by AI and Affectionate Intelligence technology to enhance daily life and reduce mundane chores.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by CNET
The Neo robot from 1X is a $20,000 humanoid designed to assist with household tasks like laundry and grocery delivery, featuring human-like movement, AI capabilities, and privacy considerations, with initial shipments expected in 2026.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by OutKick
A company called Figure has unveiled a humanoid robot, Figure 03, capable of performing household chores like dishes and serving hors d'oeuvres, with a projected cost of $20,000-$30,000, potentially making advanced home automation more accessible.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Slate
A woman in remission from leukemia asks for her daughter to move out as she is overwhelmed by her daughter's lack of help around the house and her husband's reluctance to support her decision. The advice emphasizes the importance of communication with her husband to establish household boundaries and address the situation effectively.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Art of Manliness
Dinah Rowe-Roberts, co-host of the Life Admin Life Hacks podcast, shares strategies to manage tedious life admin tasks effectively, including making lists, scheduling an "hour of power," and streamlining chores and meal planning, to reduce stress and improve life quality.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Washington Post
A parent of young children feels overwhelmed by the daily tasks and responsibilities, while her husband believes it's just part of life with little kids. Readers suggest breaking tasks into manageable intervals, sharing household responsibilities, prioritizing self-care, and seeking medical advice to address fatigue. They reassure the parent that while it may be challenging now, things will eventually change.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NJ.com
A husband is frustrated with his wife's reluctance to do the laundry, which has led to a lack of trust in their relationship. The advice columnist suggests that the husband takes matters into his own hands and does the laundry himself, removing the stressor from their relationship. The issue may stem from a perceived inequality in their professional and domestic responsibilities, so they should have a conversation to rebalance both aspects. Additionally, a reader shares that hosting Thanksgiving at a restaurant has been a great decision, but the question of leftovers remains.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Mercury News
A husband is frustrated with his wife's reluctance to do laundry, which has led to a breakdown in trust in their marriage. The advice columnist suggests that he takes care of his own laundry to remove the stressor and imbalance in their relationship. Additionally, the columnist advises the couple to have a conversation about their responsibilities and find ways to rebalance them. In another letter, a couple who acquired a large collection of artwork from a deceased artist is seeking advice on what to do with the remaining pieces now that the artist's widow has passed away. The columnist suggests involving a lawyer and working with the artist's son to find a suitable location for the artwork, such as a local university.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MLive.com
A reader seeks advice on their wife's reluctance to do the laundry on their strict schedule, which has caused a breakdown in trust. The columnist suggests taking responsibility for their own laundry to remove the stressor and imbalance in the relationship. They also recommend having a conversation about professional and domestic responsibilities to find a better balance.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango
A TikTok video sparked a debate about whether or not women should thank their husbands for performing basic household tasks. While one woman argued that gratitude should be shown for even the smallest tasks, another disagreed, stating that these tasks are expected in a partnership and should not require thanks. The discussion highlights the unequal distribution of household labor and the importance of mutual appreciation in relationships.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed
A Reddit thread has compiled a list of 21 lazy husbands who are doing the bare minimum when it comes to household chores and tasks. From leaving dirty clothes on the floor to not refilling the ice tray, these husbands have found creative ways to avoid doing their fair share of work. The thread has garnered attention for its humorous take on the realities of marriage and relationships.