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I feel like you have to design your lifestyle with a Roomba in mind. For example, we have a hard floors in a single story flat. Perfect for a Roomba. But we als
by yardie 5y ago
I feel like you have to design your lifestyle with a Roomba in mind. For example, we have a hard floors in a single story flat. Perfect for a Roomba. But we also have a few area rugs with tassels on the ends. It would get snagged on the tassels so I would have to run around and collect the rugs before running the Roomba. Now I don't even bother; it just sits there charging because I can't trust it to run unsupervised.
- jitl 5y agoWhy not mark the region with tassels as a no-go zone? I got a Ecovacs N8 w/ docking station (~$500 on sale) [1] and trust it to stay away from small/thin no-go zones quite precisely [1]: https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B08S7ND492?context=search https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B08S7ND492?context=searc...
- yardie 5y agoI've got an older Roomba that uses the IR towers for no go zones. Its also only 3 years old. Spending $500 every few years to get a new feature doesn't seem cost effective.