Review on Robot vacuum cleaner Roborock S7 RU, white by Agata Krupa ᠌

This is an absolute requirement for folks who are lazy. It is sufficient to clean yourself once a month if you begin the process every day. The only issue is that chairs need to be moved manually because they only have one leg and complex shapes. In addition, cat toys need to be removed manually so that the space can be cleaned more thoroughly. This is the reason why the scheduled launch function was left unclaimed. With all of its perks. It does a good job of collecting dust and wool, and in general, it is positioned in the room in a way that makes the most of the space. He is not impeded in any way by things like tables, chairs, thresholds, etc (if he can physically climb through there). Wool and hair are low maintenance and practically seldom cause the brushes to become clogged. I chewed on a cat toy a few times, winding it around a shaft and a wheel each time before swallowing it. I had no trouble unraveling it. Some cons: - not very good at polishing, overall. Although it is effective at removing pollution, it cannot fully take the place of other essential cleaning measures. In addition to this, it is recommended that you wash the rag after each new beginning. In that case, it loses its effectiveness and could even make the dirt more visible. - Every robotic vacuum cleaner comes with the following inherent drawbacks as a matter of course: There is still filth in the crevices and other areas that are difficult to clean. - The wool is distributed unevenly across the dust container. As a consequence of this, it may be approximately half filled, but because of the blocked intake, additional debris will not be able to flow into it. Only applicable to those who own fuzzy pets. Because of the uneven surfaces in the mirror, he feels ashamed. He is blind to their presence and strikes them with a bumper. It does not compromise the quality in any way, but it does slow down the cleaning process. - the cat does not ride on it: (oh no!)