bakasa2002
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hi hq, i don't hv rugs on my hse, but if it's nt carpet like stuff that you wanna clean, then it's better for u to lift up, dust everything on the flr b4 getting roomba to run. Clothes on the flr will likely get stuck. For carpets (any cloth like material that are heavy), it will 'climb' over and clean.hq83 said:for those with roomba, just wan to ask u all what will happen if there are rags, clothes on the floor?
will the roomba go over it? or will it get stuck? or will it just go around it..?
I read somewhere abt making your hse roomba friendly, what typically happen for me is I try to clear stuff as I can off the flr b4 running roomba for maximum cleaning effect. I mean I cld leave most things as they are, it will still wk fine.
Using a upright vacuum, u will need to bend up and down, push things(chairs, flr lights, etc) ard, but with roomba, u just need to prep the plc, run it and go do other stuff. A lot of time saved, but more impressive is that I feel that my flr is cleaner than using an upright wo me breaking a sweat!
I am a convert after using it for less than a mth, like many of the bros here. Hope this helps ...
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yah, scooba can do a bit of vacuuming like hairs, strings and some small leaves.
. You can just use tap water only if you use scooba everday, it's already clean enough w/o any extra detergent.