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@quixoticgeek literally and specifically all the repetitive, non-creative labour including of course all those I do not actually do anywhere near as often or as carefully as I'd like them done. Dishes. Laundry. Some garden and pond maintenance tasks such cleaning up after the dog or clearing excessive algae and cleaning the filter/pump. All the other cleaning/dusting/hoovering around the house, decking, and car. The occasional paint touch-up e.g. around doorframes. Even a lot of the routine cooking stuff, like school day breakfasts and school lunches.

Definitely in winter an hour before my alarm close my bedroom window and turn on the heating. :)

@quixoticgeek taxes and meal planning with everyone's hundreds of constraints.

Putting out the correct garbage at the correct time.

@quixoticgeek nothing I wanted doing properly

@quixoticgeek Housework, chores, keeping the terrace clean and so on.

Putting things away in predictable places.

Chopping onions and peeling garlic.

Fetching takeaway, and carrying shopping.

Driving me around.

Making sure that my flat is properly locked when I leave.

Probably a bunch of things that other automations or devices already exist for, but I haven’t got installed, like watering the plants, opening and closing blinds, and the like.

@quixoticgeek cleaning the workshop

@quixoticgeek Cleaning up and vacuuming the floor, meal planning, including shopping and with a cooking option available, changing the litter tray, ALL bathroom cleaning. Changing the bedclothes.

Basically, all household maintenance.

@quixoticgeek Yup, physical labour for me all the way. Dishes, clothes, the garden, keeping the bathroom clean and the house hoovered (ideally while I'm out to avoid the noise)