Review on Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum Cleaner 1S Global Robot Vacuum Cleaner, white by Agata Pietrewicz ᠌

Vacuum cleaner fire! Buying is something that I highly encourage doing. The cat has contributed to a significant improvement in the cleanliness of the apartment. It takes approximately 50 to 60 minutes to clean a 97-square-meter apartment. At medium power, it spends anywhere between 35 and 45% of the charge, while at high power, it spends somewhere between 60 and 70% of the charge. The power reserve for those is extremely large. I went with a machine that had the option to restrict the cleaning area within the program. This was done to ensure that the robot would not accidentally hit the cat's water bowl and end its life prematurely. In the application, he specified the locations where he would rather not go for his own safety, and he is very attentive to detail in all aspects of the process. He uses a gentle and thin carpet, but he battles to the final end every time, and he always emerges victorious. When I got home, the carpet in the children's room was completely chewed up. On the plush carpet in the living room, which has a long pile, climbing does not present any difficulties. Getting tangled up in the wires. After coming home one day and finding a round corpse pleading for assistance from behind the television, I gradually expanded the "red zone" to include the area beneath the television stand. I set up a cleaning schedule for the flat as well as partitioned it into individual rooms using the application. As a consequence of this, the vacuum cleaner finishes cleaning an hour before the family arrives home: on Mondays and Fridays, it cleans the entire apartment at full capacity, on Wednesdays it cleans the entire apartment at half power, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays it just cleans the kitchen, living room, and corridor. Because of this, the cat does not have enough time to make as much wool as it normally would. As a result, the cat is very anxious about the situation and appears to have made the decision to calm down in areas that are inaccessible to the robot. As a result, the cat actively scatters its wool around the sofas. The same thing may be said of the filler. It digs a lot and doesn't stop, actively spreading sawdust along the hallway, but the robot is very patient and cleans everything up after it every day. I should be able to get through a maximum of two cleanings with the capacity of the dust tank. In the event that there is a wool pest present, I believe that it ought to be cleaned every 100–120m2 of space. I read about a life hack using a face mask attached to a filter on the internet. In a nutshell, you may make the filter last longer and require less frequent cleaning by placing a piece of fabric (or another material) from the mask in front of the filter. This can be done in a variety of ways. The vast majority of the dust accumulates on it, and after ten cleanings you may simply dispose of it and replace it with a new one.