Review on Lydsto R1: The Ultimate Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum Cleaner with 🧹 Lidar Navigation and 2700Pa Suction, Perfect for Pet Hair and Carpets (White) by Akihiko Kichiro ᠌

I couldn't be happier with the purchase; he's become an invaluable assistant. In order to search for another model, you were required to have access to the collection station. Your home will need to be gently adapted to the robot so that there are less little carpets and toys, as well as no small objects on the floor. Some pros: It's just happiness. I can't tell you how sick I am of all the dust in the home and how exhausted I am from constantly having to sweep it up. I turn it on once every three days so that it can do dry cleaning, and I clean the robot itself once per week. Super! It is of great assistance during general cleaning, cuts down on the amount of time spent cleaning, and, most importantly, I had such a thick layer of dust under the bed, but it was uncomfortable for me to crawl there, and the floor now sparkles where it was before dull. It is wonderful. It takes less than an hour to clean up an area that is less than 50 square meters in size. Cons include having to mop up wet "about nothing" and doing a lot of dancing while a tambourine is nearby. Do not overpay for this function unless you are some type of super housewife who has reached the level 80 level. But I gouge and mine the floors like a deck, and I don't especially squeeze the cloth on the mop, so there are minor stains left on the floor once I'm done. In the end, this feature came in handy for me. First, the robot does a dry cleaning, then I wash the floors, and then I run the robot with a wet cleaning in order to clean the stains. But it is so. If you look at it from the perspective of "I can afford it," you just cannot deal with such nonsense.