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 DoYun Hwang ᠌

The vacuum cleaner does an inadequate job of cleaning. He moves in a zigzag pattern and does not return to the location if he met you there, a cat, or if you did not have enough time to grab a chair from there. This is primarily because of the way the map was constructed (and I never have time). Even in a room where there is nothing, nothing on the floor, he manages to miss a few spots in the middle of the room that have crumbs on them. But after I've used it to clean a 70-square-foot flat, which takes less than half an hour, 80 percent of the battery is still left over, and when I start it up again, it gives me a clean, clean result. In theory, this is probably more efficient than robots without maps, which travel for hours in both directions and become increasingly enraged. However, after one of those robots, there were never any crumbs left over. Once a year, we reminded ourselves that it is essential to swap out the brushes that are attached to it and remove any hair that may be caught in them. After three weeks of use, everything in this vacuum cleaner switched off, it did not gather anything, and it showed that the bag was full, despite the fact that there was only a fifth of it to the touch. I was required to take everything apart, remove the brushes, and clean anything that contained hair. A tube that is clogged through which waste is sucked out, and you need to remove the cap with a screwdriver and clean out the blockage in order to fix a problem that occurs regularly with a bag that is meant to be full. Every three weeks, certain consumables need to have their supply replaced. In general, maintenance is not the easiest thing to do, but if you are meticulous, it certainly helps in the household. Cleaning every three weeks helps to keep the cleanliness in the house in good condition.