What Are The Downsides Of Robot Vacuums?
There's quite a lot to consider before making an investment.
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A robot vacuum is one of those quality-of-life improvements that, on paper, should save you time. You're able to set it up and, once it's mapped your floor space, it can be left to do the job for you. Some robot vacuum cleaners can even empty their own dustbin and, if you've got hard floors, mop it clean of any built-in grime, too.
That all sounds great: who can argue with less chores for themselves? The only problem is that a robot vacuum isn't a like-for-like replacement for a human cleaner. There are plenty of disadvantages to using a robot vacuum, from obstacles to missed spots it can't quite reach. Buying an upgraded model isn't a catch-all solution, either.
There's plenty to love about robot vacuums, but these are some of the points you'll need to consider...
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