Most Roomba vacuums maneuver around on two wheels which
operate on one or more non driving caster wheels. Each Robotic vacuum comes with a variety of sensors underneath and
inside the robot that assist the robot with feedback about its environment and
even the state of its battery life. Just like your standard vacuum, you will find
a motor that produces suction and rotating brushes that aid in sucking up the
debris and dirt.
In order for the Roomba to cover the majority of your
household, a little bit of preparatory work will be required. Such things as moving chairs or light
furniture out of the way, children’s toys, bigger pieces of garbage and
anything that may pose as an obstacle for the Roomba. This does not have to be done every time,
more so when you want a more desirable clean.
Furthermore, like anything the Roomba will require some maintenance and
TLC. It is best to clean the filters and
brushes and empty the bin after every use. This takes less than 5 minutes.
Batteries will need to be replaced, which
will depend on the frequency of use and the size of the house (bigger the
house, the longer it works). Most
Robotic vacuums come with a docking station and sensor that will guide the
vacuum back to the station to recharge its batteries.
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