Nice. Does yours go back to its base to charge itself? Do you know which model it is?
My 665 Pet Series is several years old, but it's still a Bestseller:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008...roomba+650&dpPl=1&dpID=519S5LhxhkL&ref=plSrch
A few notes in general:
- Roombas always return to their charge station, unless they traps themself in your bedrooms and runs until they dies (the simple solution is to keep your doors wide open so the Roomba can't get behind the door and accidentally push the door close while cleaning).
- Use a piece of double-sided tape to stick the charge station down in place on your hardwood floor, so they wouldn't slide around and make it harder for the roomba to return.
- Dump out the dustbin once a day, clean out the rollers and wash the filter once a week. This is non-negotiable if you have a dog.
- Your roomba may seems a bit stupid the first few runs, that's because the onboard computer must first learn your house's room layouts mannually like a blind man: traverse all over and constantly bumping into things. By the third day when it got your rooms and hallways blueprints down to a tee, you gonna be asking yourself why didn't you buy it sooner.
- Don't leave random things on your floor that might be sweeped up and interrupt Roomba's daily scheduled cleaning, like socks and phone charging cables, etc.
- Roombas are low-profile enough to clean under your beds, though most sofas don't have enough clearance unless you raise them just a bit higher (a few blocks of wood placed under the legs would do).
- Yes, your dog gonna think your roomba is some kind of freakish circular robotic dog and runs away from it during scheduled operation, that means your
entire hardwood floor will be cleaned with no spots left behind.
