i bascially like to have mainly for vacumingI own a Robot vacuum. The iLife A20. Its basically like a practice run to having a kid. You cant have anything on the floor i.e no loose paper, no scraps, no footwear etc. If you are gonna be a parent soon, this is a damn good purchase since it both helps keep your house clean as well as train you to be more organized and watch what you drop on the floor. I got it for 17500 after offers and cashback which was a damn good deal.
As far as how it works, it can sweep and mop based on how you program it. I've set it to mop every 2 days and sweep twice a day . It has a container for filling up water and you need to clean the mop brush once a week. It also has a garbage bin which you need to remove and dispose the garbage. It has a dock for charging, an app where it shows how its mapped your home so you can set-up no go zones and you can also sync it with Alexa to give voice commands that make it start mopping or sweeping without a pre-set plan. It does its job "fairly well" but it wont eliminate the human factor. I still sweep/mop once a while but the frequency has gone down ten-fold. I prefer the iLife cause its been a staple brand in this genre for years. You can also get it with the Dustbin storage/docking station that costs an additional 10-15k ( huge vertical box like a dustbin) but if you are not lazy, these non dustbin storage ones are more than enough. Ask if you have any doubts.
P.s My robot is named Jimmy
and mopping can be done maually ..
and I am not lazy, I will make all the foor plan simple and straight forward.. and I used to be an OCD person.. so there won't be any papers or small bits and pieces lying around on the floor . The main purpose of this machine is : to suck the dust everyday 2 days ... I can do all other things manually..
thanks for the inputs..
Last edited: