Robot Vacuum Cleaners

A station does more than charge the robot. Depending on the model, it can empty the robot's dust bin into a larger bag, refill water and wash the mop pads, so you handle maintenance less often. A robot without a station still cleans on its own and goes back to its dock to charge, although you empty its bin by hand more often.

Robot vacuum and mop models vacuum and wipe hard floors with a damp pad, which suits the tiles, marble and sealed wood found in many Lebanese homes. They are designed for regular light mopping, and stubborn stains may still need a manual clean. Many models can avoid rugs or lift the mop, so check each model's features.

Robot vacuums use sensors to detect obstacles and stairs, and many models map your home so you can set no-go zones in an app. Low rugs are usually fine, while thick rugs, loose cables, socks and pet bowls can trap the robot, so a quick tidy before cleaning helps. Check the robot's height to make sure it fits under your sofas and beds.

Empty the dust bin or station bag when needed, and clean the filter regularly. Remove hair wrapped around the main brush and side brushes, wipe the sensors and charging contacts with a dry cloth, and wash or replace mop pads as the manual advises. Replace brushes and filters when they wear out so the robot keeps cleaning effectively.

Call us on the mobile number shown on our website or send us an email, and our team will help resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Every robot vacuum also comes with the manufacturer's warranty, with terms from 1 to 10 years depending on the product and the manufacturer, passed on exactly as supplied.