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My floors are usually full of pieces of paper,cables and various other itens that prevent robot vacuums from working. I have a roomba S9, but I never use it bec
by macrolime 4y ago
My floors are usually full of pieces of paper,cables and various other itens that prevent robot vacuums from working. I have a roomba S9, but I never use it because it requires a ton of manual work and supervision. Instead I just hire a cleaner a couple times a month. Are there any robot vacuums on the market currently that can handle a lot of mess on the floor?
- prmoustache 4y agoI am in the same camp, my roomba is collecting dust (pun intended) in a corner. And they are so noisy and take so much time. From furnitures that aren't compatible to kids leaving socks on the floor or the gf laptop charging cable or ... these things get stuck all the time. I bought back a regular vacuum cleaner and mop manually. It is not that big of a deal. Actually the floor is the easiest and fastest part when it comes to cleaning a house.
- enragedcacti 4y agoEufy, Roborock, and ecovacs all have models with AI-driven obstacle avoidance that seems to work decently. There are a good number of youtube reviews that compare them.