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Best Answer: Vacuuming burns ~0.024 calories/min/Lb. You burned 0.024*10min*108 = ~26 calories. Best of luck and good health! Impossible to answer since vacuuming is an intermittent activity, and there are too many other variables. Regardless 10 minutes of ANYTHING doesn't burn enough calories to matter. Unless of course you were to run 2 miles in 10 minutes, which would burn something like 200-250 calories. Your cardiovascular system isn't capable of transferring enough oxygen to do anything close to that, though, so its irrelevant.
It's equivalent to the number you burn off from farting. I did my dissertation on this, so bear with me.Although my farts typically last about 5 seconds and produce about a liter of gas, the typical person is closer to 1 second and a milliliter. Let's use this as our reference point.ow, for a 175 pound man, that would equate to about 2 calories burned off per fart. As most chocolate chip cookies have around 200 calories, you'd be looking at 100 farts (or, in your case sneezes) before it's a zero sum game.For most households, that whole process would take about a week.