I think mine has gone to robot heaven and with a big apartment he definitely needs replacing
What type do you have and what do you like about it? And what kind of bass charger does it use? I want mind to live in the space under one of my cupboardy things so it can’t be too tall/ high
Robot vacuum cleaners
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Hazey_Jane
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bramblerose
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Re: Robot vacuum cleaners
We have a Eufy G30 Edge which is quite good. HE lives under the sofa in the kitchen.
It's mainly used downstairs but I put him to work upstairs once or twice a week to do under the beds.
It's mainly used downstairs but I put him to work upstairs once or twice a week to do under the beds.
Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Do not walk ahead of me, for I may not follow. Do not walk beside me either, just fuck off and leave me alone.
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Cerise
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We have a Eufy Robovac X8 called Gary. I like him a lot. The main downside is how much space he needs to have around his base.
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Marth
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My Eufy went to heaven, but I bought a new battery from Amazon and he rose again.
Malan
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ParisGal
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A Roborock S7. We don't have the automatic base, so it hardly takes up any space.
I'm really pleased with it, it vaccuums really well, and the mop function is good for getting up the remaining tiny amounts of dust and any light marks.
I'm really pleased with it, it vaccuums really well, and the mop function is good for getting up the remaining tiny amounts of dust and any light marks.
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Chicky
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We’ve got a trifo called Snuffles. He is a bit useless, I don’t recommend that particular brand.
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Starry
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We have a Dreamebot that auto empties and mops. Which is essential with our horrible stupid high gloss white tiles.
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Jupiter
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Do you rate that one, Starry? We have an OKP one and it's good but I'd love one with a mop feature.
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Hazey_Jane
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Re: Robot vacuum cleaners
Thank you all for the recs, good to know that Eufys are good.
Poopbum* is definitely on his way out and refuses to move. He’s connected to power and the lights are on but he doesn’t move.
*Mine are always named after whatever bit of telly I’m watching at the time. First it was called Lil Sebastian because of Parks & Recreation and then while watching Nanny MacPhee this amused me.
Poopbum* is definitely on his way out and refuses to move. He’s connected to power and the lights are on but he doesn’t move.
*Mine are always named after whatever bit of telly I’m watching at the time. First it was called Lil Sebastian because of Parks & Recreation and then while watching Nanny MacPhee this amused me.