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This is the second podcast in our accessible house cleaning gadgets series. Please click here for Part 1. In this episode, Chris describes and demonstrates another accessible vacuum, the iRobot Roomba 630. You will hear the vacuum’s text to speech voice, and experience the sounds of the vacuum performing a quick spot cleaning.
After a brief in-house ad (yes, Kim has some of those done, finally!), Chris shares a bit about an accessible robotic mop, the Scooba 450, also an iRobot product. Kim plays devil’s advocate with Chris, asking why someone may want some of these robotic products to begin with. Chris then shares that he’s creating an audio tutorial on the Scooba 450. It will be approximately an hour to an hour and a half in length, and cost right around $15. To be placed on the priority list so that you will be one of the first to be notified when the tutorial is available for purchase, please send an email to:
Last but definitely not least, we announce that our mailing list is finally ready! Subscribers will receive exclusive specials and coupons, be the first to know about new products and updates, and find out about our latest podcasts as soon as they’re available for download. This is an announce-only list, but if you reply to a message, your reply will go directly to Chris and Kim so that they can respond to your questions or comments personally. To subscribe, please visit this link where you can fill out the subscription form. Alternatively, you may send an email to:
We hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks as always for listening, and for spreading the word about us!
This is the second podcast in our accessible house cleaning gadgets series. Please click here for Part 1. In this episode, Chris describes and demonstrates another accessible vacuum, the iRobot Roomba 630. You will hear the vacuum’s text to speech voice, and experience the sounds of the vacuum performing a quick spot cleaning.
After a brief in-house ad (yes, Kim has some of those done, finally!), Chris shares a bit about an accessible robotic mop, the Scooba 450, also an iRobot product. Kim plays devil’s advocate with Chris, asking why someone may want some of these robotic products to begin with. Chris then shares that he’s creating an audio tutorial on the Scooba 450. It will be approximately an hour to an hour and a half in length, and cost right around $15. To be placed on the priority list so that you will be one of the first to be notified when the tutorial is available for purchase, please send an email to:
Last but definitely not least, we announce that our mailing list is finally ready! Subscribers will receive exclusive specials and coupons, be the first to know about new products and updates, and find out about our latest podcasts as soon as they’re available for download. This is an announce-only list, but if you reply to a message, your reply will go directly to Chris and Kim so that they can respond to your questions or comments personally. To subscribe, please visit this link where you can fill out the subscription form. Alternatively, you may send an email to:
We hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks as always for listening, and for spreading the word about us!
In this episode Chris describes the LG Roboking VR6371LVM. He demonstrates its speech capabilities and also discusses the fact the main unit doesn’t have physical buttons and seems to be a touch screen to start and stop. Chris’ preference is to use the remote to start and stop cleaning.
In this episode Chris describes the LG Roboking VR6371LVM. He demonstrates its speech capabilities and also discusses the fact the main unit doesn’t have physical buttons and seems to be a touch screen to start and stop. Chris’ preference is to use the remote to start and stop cleaning.
In this episode Chris talks about the “Provide Feedback With Sound” option in Microsoft Office for Windows. He installs the sound pack in Office 2013, demonstrates how to activate it in the office products as well as shows where to assign different sounds to these events should you wish to do so.
You can download the sound pack direct from us as it is not available from Microsoft any longer by clicking here.
In this episode Chris talks about the “Provide Feedback With Sound” option in Microsoft Office for Windows. He installs the sound pack in Office 2013, demonstrates how to activate it in the office products as well as shows where to assign different sounds to these events should you wish to do so.
You can download the sound pack direct from us as it is not available from Microsoft any longer by clicking here.
Chris and Kim of Mystic Access have been enjoying utilizing VOIP phone services for work and home use for years.  In this presentation, they are excited to introduce you to the power, affordability and rich feature-sets of their favorite VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) services.  Topics of discussion will  include:
What is VOIP and why should you even consider it?
The accessibility of setting up and managing a VOIP service independent of sight.
Why use VOIP when you already have cell service?
Chris and Kim will briefly touch on each of the VOIP services they have used over the years, which include 8×8, Ring Central, Phone.com and Phone Power.¬† They will discuss their two favorite VOIP services, Voipo and Viatalk in great detail, and will focus on the accessibility, rich features and ease of use of these services.
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