Fatos Sobre Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners Revelado
Fatos Sobre Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners Revelado
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Why we love it: Its extra-large dust cup is super easy to remove and the HEPA filter minimizes allergens emitted while vacuuming.
We even have a separate machine to clean the carpets between test runs so one result won't influence the next.
The impressive suction pulled huge volumes of hair from carpet, and handled hard floors extremely well too. We had no issues with the hair clogging the self-empty mechanism, and a larger-than-usual dock dustbin also means you won't need to replace the dust bags too frequently.
✅ You also need a manual vacuum: Most people with robovacs also have a manual vacuum. The Ecovacs takes the fuss of that out by providing you with one in the first place.
Who it's best for: If you prefer bagless vacuums but still want a model that filters out tiny particles, this sealed vacuum with a HEPA filter is a great option.
❌ You're dealing with lots of dust: There's no self-empty on the dock, and the small onboard bin will fill up quickly if you're dealing with lots of dirt or hair.
Even the most advanced robot vacuum cleaners we’ve tested can’t handle stairs and steps, so these helpful gadgets are best suited to flats and apartments. With that in mind, keep reading to find out which robot vacuum cleaner will reign supreme in 2025.
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We look at whether there's any remnants left after a single pass from the robot vacuum, and if it catches them on a second run. We repeat these tests for both hard floor and carpet.
Blossom Boothroyd Top 3 Automatic Vacuum Cleaners is our homes testing manager and takes care of the testing side of things. She helped develop our protocols and consistently evaluates what new features we need to review.
As for its tech, well, it’s top of the range. Let’s start with the docking station where it recharges, empties the bin and refills the water tank. Plus, it uses steam to clean and sanitise the mop pads.
Mapping, setting no-go zones and scheduling cleans are simple, and while you’ll have to empty the dust bin yourself (note, alerts for this flashed up on our tester’s phone as a ‘fault’ although nothing was wrong), it self-charges at its neat and compact docking station.
Carolyn selected all of the picks for this round-up and advised the Cleaning Lab's former reviews analyst, Jodhaira Rodriguez, during the testing of wet-dry vacuum and mop combo devices, one of which was included in this list of the best vacuums.
As far as robot vacuums go, this is an affordable buy. Plus, its small docking station means it should fit easily into most homes too. It collected crumbs and pet hair thoroughly, but didn’t capture all the dust laid on carpet, making it a better pick for top-up cleans than deep ones. Its mopping was excellent though, clearing smeared ketchup fully within two sweeps.