Julaine
3 de abril de 2024
Wow! I'm in love. Plus and Update
I had thought about buying a robot vacuum but made the mistake of buying a cheaper one and I hated it. Years went by and I decided again. I have a Shark upright vacuum and am sold on Shark. After seeing that they now have a self cleaning attachment, I got excited because I know how little the actual unit will hold. So after days of reading reviews, I decided on one but it was pricey. So I saw that they had a used one for about half the price. I got it and whoever had it before never emptied it and it smelled bad. Sent that back and went review shopping again and found this one. It cost more for a new one but after the last experience I decided I didn't care. A new one it was.I am so pleased about getting this one and it being new. No one else's problems and no smell. I set it up on my phone, which I have little experience doing, by myself. I mapped out my rooms and did a test run that went well. The next day would be the big experiment because I had it scheduled.The first scheduled run started on time and it went through my entire condo going in areas I didn't see it going through during the test run. I followed it around like an idiot just amazed at how it knew where to go.I only have it scheduled for the first level of my condo because it can't go up the stairs. But I only have my loft up there anyway. I'm guessing it cleaned about 600 sq ft, which is my bedroom, bathroom, hallway, kitchen, living/dining area and my entryway. It went from my medium height carpet, down to my kitchen/bathroom linoleum floors with no problem. It also went up on my high shag rug by my bed and the high bath rug in the bathroom!After it was done, it went back to its dock and it only took about 5 seconds to suck all of the dirt/pet hair into the container, I saw that it had used about 50% of its power. So it could have done 1,200 sq ft before a charge if I had needed it to.I had it scheduled to vacuum every day but have changed that to every other day as it did so well. I should say I have two cats and a teenager living with me here.One thing that I make sure of is that everything is off the floor, which makes me keep the house nice. If there are things on the floor, it will go around them and you won't get the full vacuum you desire. Even make sure electrical cords are off the floor too. If you have high enough furniture, it will go under that as well, which is a treat.The instructions it comes with are not detailed instructions, but a look on the internet or YouTube on how to set it up are great.Thank God I gave the robot vacuum another chance. Love it!UPDATE: I have had this Shark for a little over 2 years now and still love it. It has become a member of the family. lol I just wanted to add how it is holding up. I have learned all of its little issues, like sometimes it doesn't go when scheduled only to find it didn't dock correctly and it didn't charge, or something gets stuck in the bar that I have to pull out. I decided to buy replacement filters for it. I have kept it the actual robot clean, but haven't thought much about the filters on the inside of the canister, the suction part of the machine. Let me say, you need to keep those filters clean! I didn't even realize there were filters in there until I bought replacements and saw all the different type of filters it used. I had to pull up a YouTube video to see where they all were. I was amazed how filthy everything was in spots I didn't know existed. Just wanted to give you all a heads up to make sure you realize there are filters on the inside of the canister that should be periodically replaced or cleaned. They sell on Amazon a package of everything you will need to keep all the removable parts replaced and clean.Ver másVer menos
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