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Topic	Do you have a robot vacuum-mopper?
Nunyobidness 06/04/23 12:10:41 AM #6:	Mr_hulk88 posted... Sounds like my apartment is perfect candidate for one cause I have little furniture and no clutter. And I was definitely thinking of a self emptying one, I mean I wouldn't mind a loud noise during that moment as long as it's decent the rest of the process. By giving them care you meant the emptying thing or something else? A little more than that. Remove the brushes and pull off any hair build up. Wipe down the sensors with a clean dry cloth every now and then. Clean the filter or change it after a while. Nothing super difficult, it just takes a few minutes here and there. Once every 2 weeks was good. If you have a lot of hair or heavy shedding pets it might be better to do it once a week. If you have pets that have accidents you need to be super careful to avoid a Poopocolypse situation. <cite>Nunyobidness posted [p:973913586] in Do you hav... [t:80463447]...</cite> <quote>Mr_hulk88 posted... </cite><quote>Sounds like my apartment is perfect candidate for one cause I have little furniture and no clutter. And I was definitely thinking of a self emptying one, I mean I wouldn't mind a loud noise during that moment as long as it's decent the rest of the process. By giving them care you meant the emptying thing or something else?</quote>A little more than that. Remove the brushes and pull off any hair build up. Wipe down the sensors with a clean dry cloth every now and then. Clean the filter or change it after a while. Nothing super difficult, it just takes a few minutes here and there. Once every 2 weeks was good. If you have a lot of hair or heavy shedding pets it might be better to do it once a week. If you have pets that have accidents you need to be super careful to avoid a Poopocolypse situation. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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