Imagine this scenario: It’s time to head out for the day, and you bend down to switch on your trusty robot vacuum. But to your surprise, it refuses to come to life. Even the app you use won’t revive it; the darn thing is completely unresponsive! No worries, I’ve got your back. Here are some
Oh, the frustration of a robot vacuum that acts like it’s on a never-ending expedition, right? It’s especially maddening when your Roomba casually cruises by its home base without a care in the world. But fear not, there’s hope! If you’re dealing with this “lost in your own home” Roomba scenario, I’ve got some handy
Let’s talk about Wi-Fi and Roomba, shall we? Here’s the scoop: Roomba can work perfectly fine without Wi-Fi; it’s not a deal-breaker for its cleaning abilities. However, having Wi-Fi onboard unlocks a world of cool features. Picture this: you can activate your Roomba remotely, set cleaning schedules, receive maintenance reminders, and get timely alerts. It’s
Keeping your Roomba in tip-top shape is essential, and one way to do that is by replacing its battery every 2 years. It’s like giving your trusty robot vacuum a refreshing energy boost! Now, here’s the thing: the process is surprisingly straightforward, but finding a helpful guide can be a bit tricky. Lucky for you,
There was a video that circulated the internet where someone’s robot vacuum running over dog poop, and it smeared it all over the home. It was gross and everyone had a good laugh because something like this would never happen to us. Well… I thought the same thing and then one day it happen to
I recently got a good question about alarm systems and if a robot vacuum will trigger them. This is one of those things you don’t think much about until it hits you when trying to leave your home and the robot vacuum is running. Will The Robot Vacuum Set Off The Home Alarm? Yes, but
When it comes to power strips and vacuum cleaners, it’s a no-go. Plugging your vacuum cleaner into a power strip or an extension cord may seem like a quick solution, but it’s a risky move you should steer clear of. Why, you ask? Well, here’s the scoop: Vacuum cleaners draw a lot of power, and
Before writing this, the typical example I’ve found was that a Roomba takes 3 hours to charge and uses 30 watts when charging. At 10 cents a kilowatt, that would be $0.13 a month in energy cost. I wanted to test this myself and found that these numbers are off and don’t factor in idle
When it comes to the furry chaos left behind by our four-legged friends, robot vacuums like Roomba’s are like unsung heroes. They’re like little cleaning sidekicks that excel at tackling pet hair and other pesky debris. Now, here’s the interesting part: Roomba’s have a special knack for handling pet hair, but they sometimes stumble when
Ever wondered why your Roomba’s side brushes stop spinning? Well, it’s usually because they get clogged with hair and stuff. And if they’re still spinning but not cleaning well, it’s probably because they’re worn out from all that cleaning action. To get them back in top shape, just clean out the gunk if they’re clogged.