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Robotic Hoovers

I want one - got hardwood floods in hallway and extension, and with a dog and child, at this time of year in particular, they are constantly a bit dirty/grubby

so I want something that i can kick off each day that will go round and pick up all the bits of shite and dust etc

the mrs has dismissed them all as shit as she had one years ago, but it was a cheap one off wowcher or something

been having a look, you can spend anything from £150 to £600

am more inclined to try the cheaper ones, they all look the same anyway

thinking something like this at £150

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eufy-Upgraded-Super-Thin-Self-Charging-Medium-Pile/dp/B07DDDB34D

but then there's a "new" model of that though it's £320

https://www.amazon.co.uk/eufy-RoboVac-Dynamic-Navigation-Boundary-dp-B088D1BRCJ/dp/B088D1BRCJ/ref=dp_ob_title_home

I'm not opposed to spending that if it works and i don't have to constantly keep on top of it but not if it's shite and I still end up having to get the hoover out

anyone got one? are they any good?

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I've been looking at getting one as well, as we have all wooden floors through the downstairs, and they do get pretty dusty inbetween the cleaners intermittant visits (she seems to come and go as she pleases at the minute)

 

Anyway, my mate has this one: eufy by Anker RoboVac G30 Edge Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Smart Dynamic Navigation 2.0, 2000Pa Suction, Wi-Fi, Boundary Strips, For Carpets and Hard Floors. : Amazon.co.uk: Home & Kitchen and he reckons it's excellent. I've seen it wandering around his house, and I've never seen it stick anywhere. It's quite nifty how it decides when it needs to charge up, and then goes back "home" to do so 

 

Edit: Just seen there's £100 off voucher at present, so I'll probably invest this evening

Edited by Sweep

This one has been working well for me

Just make sure there’s nowt like iPhone cables left hanging out of a plug socket as they love chewing them

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Like any cordless vacuum cleaner, they're absolutely shite and the novelty wears off after a few days when you realise it's picking up fuck all.

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

Like any cordless vacuum cleaner, they're absolutely shite and the novelty wears off after a few days when you realise it's picking up fuck all.

Presumably you don't have a decent one then, we have a cordless cleaner (Shark) and it's excellent I'm told. Anytime I ever try and use it, it seems to do the job..

49 minutes ago, Zico said:

I want one - got hardwood floods in hallway and extension, and with a dog and child, at this time of year in particular, they are constantly a bit dirty/grubby

so I want something that i can kick off each day that will go round and pick up all the bits of shite and dust etc

the mrs has dismissed them all as shit as she had one years ago, but it was a cheap one off wowcher or something

been having a look, you can spend anything from £150 to £600

am more inclined to try the cheaper ones, they all look the same anyway

thinking something like this at £150

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eufy-Upgraded-Super-Thin-Self-Charging-Medium-Pile/dp/B07DDDB34D

but then there's a "new" model of that though it's £320

https://www.amazon.co.uk/eufy-RoboVac-Dynamic-Navigation-Boundary-dp-B088D1BRCJ/dp/B088D1BRCJ/ref=dp_ob_title_home

I'm not opposed to spending that if it works and i don't have to constantly keep on top of it but not if it's shite and I still end up having to get the hoover out

anyone got one? are they any good?

You’ve said here that you have a missus.

Your hoovering solution is therefore quite literally staring you in the face, if you catch my drift you fucking great woofter

Edited by Spider

You still need to empty the shit out of them.

1 minute ago, MickyD said:

You still need to empty the shit out of them.

Because his missus will make him

20 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Presumably you don't have a decent one then, we have a cordless cleaner (Shark) and it's excellent I'm told. Anytime I ever try and use it, it seems to do the job..

Aye, got a shark and it does the job perfectly 

Cleaned up my food mess after Cambridge away 😃

13 minutes ago, MickyD said:

You still need to empty the shit out of them.

I've never once emptied our Shark.....that's what we pay a cleaner to do

Wife empties our sharks (we have an upright and a wand) every single use. Don’t know why but there you go.

16 minutes ago, MickyD said:

Wife empties our sharks (we have an upright and a wand) every single use. Don’t know why but there you go.

Wish my wife gave me an empty that often

DIdn't one escape the other week?

1 hour ago, Zico said:

I want one - got hardwood floods in hallway and extension, and with a dog and child, at this time of year in particular, they are constantly a bit dirty/grubby

so I want something that i can kick off each day that will go round and pick up all the bits of shite and dust etc

the mrs has dismissed them all as shit as she had one years ago, but it was a cheap one off wowcher or something

been having a look, you can spend anything from £150 to £600

am more inclined to try the cheaper ones, they all look the same anyway

thinking something like this at £150

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eufy-Upgraded-Super-Thin-Self-Charging-Medium-Pile/dp/B07DDDB34D

but then there's a "new" model of that though it's £320

https://www.amazon.co.uk/eufy-RoboVac-Dynamic-Navigation-Boundary-dp-B088D1BRCJ/dp/B088D1BRCJ/ref=dp_ob_title_home

I'm not opposed to spending that if it works and i don't have to constantly keep on top of it but not if it's shite and I still end up having to get the hoover out

anyone got one? are they any good?

Can you report back as this sounds good.

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

Presumably you don't have a decent one then, we have a cordless cleaner (Shark) and it's excellent I'm told. Anytime I ever try and use it, it seems to do the job..

Had a Shark, 2 different Vax's, and a plethora of other shite. They're okay (never brilliant) for a month or so, then either something fails (on the Vax it was always the belt that drove the roller), or they just gradually lose suction as the battery life plummets. Never again. Can't beat a Henry plugged into the mains.

Edited by Cheese

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

Had a Shark, 2 different Vax's, and a plethora of other shite. They're good for a month, then either something fails, or they just gradually lose suction. Never again. Can't beat a Henry plugged into the mains.

What are you vacuuming up??

Well

fookinell

I’ve just had a look at ours and it’s a shark you have to plug in to a socket.

Missus asked why I was showing any interest in it and I said I was curious about how much it cost.

£350 FUCKING POUNDS.

its about £20 of plastic. Even though she reckons it’s the best we’ve ever had

three hundred and fifty pounds.

Just now, DirtySanchez said:

What are you vacuuming up??

Just the usual. Rubble, wet cement, molten steel, that sort of thing.

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

Just the usual. Rubble, wet cement, molten steel, that sort of thing.

Think the problem isn't with the vacuum then 😏

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2 hours ago, Sweep said:

 

 

Edit: Just seen there's £100 off voucher at present, so I'll probably invest this evening

where's this voucher you speak of?

ignore me, just seen it on the page

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1 hour ago, Spider said:

You’ve said here that you have a missus.

Your hoovering solution is therefore quite literally staring you in the face, if you catch my drift you fucking great woofter

nah, she's shite at stuff like that

she used to work on a cruise ship and had her own cabin

this meant she could leave it in a right state every day, and when she finished work, she'd go back to the cabin and find it spotless

i'm sure she thinks she still works on ships

she serves other purposes, but cleaning the house to an acceptable standard isn't one of them

plus I'm a modern man

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1 hour ago, Spider said:

Wish my wife gave me an empty that often

try a bit of hoovering from time to time

Just now, Zico said:

try a bit of hoovering from time to time

I’ll just have a wank

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4 minutes ago, Spider said:

I’ll just have a wank

try the hoover

6 minutes ago, Zico said:

try the hoover

1kg of pork mince?

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