Using a Robot carpet vacuum cleaner and washer Cleaner to Clean Rugs

The majority of robot vacuums do fantastic job of keeping floors clean and removing obvious debris like road grit, crumbs and pet hair (if you create virtual boundary lines).

However, many homes also have carpets that require regular cleaning. Fortunately, a few DEEBOT models are specially equipped to handle carpets. They come with brushes that are specifically designed to remove debris build-up and are able to recognize rugs and enhance suction power when used on carpet.

Rugs made of cotton Rugs

While you move through the day, your carpets collect hair, dirt dust, and other sludge. It may not seem important however it can cause your carpets to become dull and impact the indoor air quality. Regular vacuuming is essential. In high-traffic areas it's possible to do this daily or at least once a week, says the experts at Shaw Floors. Robots can assist you in crossing this chore off your to-do list by effectively cleaning hair and dirt from carpets.

Woven cotton rug are the most popular type of rug that robots can clean. They are woven on traditional handlooms and dyed yarns staggered in order to form the pattern. This kind of carpet might not be as durable as wool but it will still hold up to the rigors of heavy use and trampling. These rugs will look great with regular vacuuming and a gentle shake. You can clean smaller cotton rugs in cool wash with mild detergent.

Natural fiber rugs can also be used as carpets but require special attention. The stiff bristles of beaters can cause damage to carpets, so you should choose a model with flexible or soft brushes to clean them. You can also install virtual barriers to safeguard your robot vacuum from damage caused by accident.

Older robot vacuums weren't able to distinguish between carpets and hardwood floors. The older models would believe that dark rugs were cliffs, and avoid them. However, the latest self-cleaning robotic vacuums are much more sophisticated. They have sensors that can detect different types of flooring including carpets.

Hair-on-Hide Rugs

If your carpet cleaner robot has a rugged appearance with hair-on-hide, then you'll want to choose a robot cleaner that can take on more hefty flooring. Choose top-rated brands such as iRobot, Roborock and Eufy that are adept at removing hair that is tangled and other debris without causing damage to your rug or causing them to pile up. Begin by placing the rug flat, then vacuuming it from the underside. This will loosen dirt and push it towards the surface. The rug is then turned over to repeat the process. Then, roll up any fringes or tassels that could be caught in the robot's rotating brushes. This will help you remove them from the rug.

For the best results, select the model with strong suction and brush rolls that can dig into different pile heights in order to catch hair and large chunks, while inhaling fine particles that a less powerful model could miss. Choose a model that features intelligent cleaning modes, such as Dirt Detective. This model learns from the floors and adjusts suction frequency and power. It also has multi-level mapping that allows you to easily identify and clean different levels of your home.