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14 years ago

Not sure this is the right place to ask the question. While I was emptying my roomba, I noticed that a couple of small insects. They are gray whitish in color, smaller than baby ants. I don't think they are ants. I am not sure what they are. I only noticed them since I empty the roomba into a white tray. Any idea. It is too small to take a picture.

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Kimmsr
14 years ago
A picture is worth a thousand words. It is difficult to image what you describe.
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