A 5 segundos truque para Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners
A 5 segundos truque para Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners
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It's easy to use, doing much of the heavy lifting itself; it maps your home and stores its route in the clear, accompanying app.
It's good at avoiding objects, reliably dodging pets and other discarded objects, and only really struggling with cables (which pelo robovac we've tested has been able to reliably avoid).
If you have a lot of carpet in your bedrooms, an upright vacuum cleaner or canister with a rotating brush roll will do the best job, whereas a vacuum cleaner with soft bristles or a brush roll that can be turned off is better suited for hardwood floors.
The mopping function is excellent. It doesn’t just swish a mop pad around on the floor, it actually scrubs the floorboards, helping get rid of dried coffee stains.
Who it's best for: If you prefer bagless vacuums but still want a model that filters out tiny particles, this sealed vacuum with a HEPA filter is a great option.
It’s all compatible with the Samsung Smart Things app too, where you can set its routines, get maintenance alerts and even monitor your home via the robot’s built-in camera which testers found streamed clearly. You can control it via voice as well, and it mapped and detected obstacles well.
A robot vacuum cleaner may not sound like a household staple, but while it won’t replace the best vacuum cleaner in terms of power and ability, having one can drastically reduce your workload around the house. And we're all for that.
Why we love it: It maps and remembers multiple rooms and floor plans and it beat all other robot vacuums in our test at quickly and effectively spot-cleaning a small area. This robot vac is pricey but has high-end features like carpet detection to automatically ramp up suction when needed and dual rubber roller brushes that don’t clog with pet hair.
We use industry-standard rayon fibers to simulate pet hair that we evenly spread on a carpet’s surface to see how well each machine cleans it up.
The mop pads spin to scrub floors clean, and the robot seamlessly switches between bare floors and carpet without getting the carpet wet. The only Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners hiccup is that it's pricey.
The Worx cordless cube ran for 23 minutes on low speed in our Lab tests but can run for longer with a higher-capacity battery from the brand. Although it's a little heavier than other handheld vacuums, you don't need to hold it to use it. It's quiet and all of its tools store on board.
Our tester ran it in a house with two French Bulldogs and four adult humans, and found it got the floors impressively clean, picking up everything from fine dust to larger debris, and tackling hair very well too. Two side brushes mean it's able to pick up debris on either side of it, too.
In short, yes. While not the case for every robot we tested, we found some models that were able to reach into nooks and crannies and manoeuvre around furniture with ease – a task that many regular vacuums also struggle with.
That said, the functionality worked well in our lab tests with the robot recognising barriers and using its retractable legs to move over them.