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The things might do an average job of picking up the big dust but what about the really small particles that gets stuck in the HEPA filter of a good hoover? Doe
by Moru 8y ago
The things might do an average job of picking up the big dust but what about the really small particles that gets stuck in the HEPA filter of a good hoover? Does it just blow it up in the air so I have to breathe it in? This is where all the pollen and toxins from fabrics gets collected, nothing you want to get into the lungs.
The work a roomba would manage in our appartment I can do manually within 15 minutes so it feels like a waste of money and environment.
- reaperducer 8y agowhat about the really small particles that gets stuck in the HEPA filter of a good hoover? Roombas have a HEPA filter.
- post_break 8y agoYou can have a HEPA filter, but it's not going to do jack if it doesn't have suction and vibration power.
- outworlder 8y agoDo you vacuum for 15 minutes every day? If so, it's a waste. A vacuum plugged into the power outlet drawing 10 amps will do a better job of course. But if you don't do it every day, than having one on schedule every day can still be beneficial. Specially if air quality is your concern.