https://www.perthnow.com.au/lifestyle/home-decorating/aldi-t…
I love my iRobot, had it for four years now, or more. It's still going strong but wonder how long more I can keep it.
Been looking at various posts especially XiaoMi, love the white color.
As for the bagless, I have a love-hate relationship. Love the no-bag thing, but hate to clean it. Ah well….
Now there's another contented. I am waiting eagerly :-))
This is a press release presented as a news article
You can get a budget mop / vacuum robot for 220ish so i wonder how much closer aldis is to that vs the xamoi and roomba
Please post link to this, am interested
This sounds interesting, I kind of want one just to see if it really works.
I heard it sucks.
Heard from the 'internet' that devices dont move so well on wet floors.
Bought previous Aldi vacuum/mop robot. (Not app controlled, just remote.) Returned after 59 days.
Major issue: Low suction power did not pick up grit. Still need to vaccum.
Mop attachment was a piece of cloth attached underneath, fed from tank, with a controlled soapy water release.
Worked OK on fairly clean floor. Spilt a sugary drink, set it to clean up - no residue left. But not good on built up grime. Dragging a soapy cloth will never be as thorough as a mop, bucket, & a bit of force.
A lot to regularly replace, like all these robots. Brushes got mangled in a week (kitchen floor really needed a good mop). So check how to order, as not stocked by Aldi. If supplies aren't available, that's the end of your purchase.
Not sure about anyone else's experience but within my circle, we have found most Aldi things to be "disposable".
They perform their intended function to the lowest acceptable standard.