Kalorik® Home Ionic Pure Air Rechargeable Robot Vacuum
Effortless and convenient cleaning with four smart cleaning modes
Improves air quality with a HEPA filter and ionic air purifier
Slim and low-profile design reaches difficult areas for thorough cleaning
Why people love this robot vacuum
Effortless and convenient cleaning with four smart cleaning modes
Improves air quality with a HEPA filter and ionic air purifier
Slim and low-profile design reaches difficult areas for thorough cleaning
Product Specs
Here are the detailed specifications for this robot vacuum
Battery type: Rechargeable
Dimensions: 11.42in x 11.42in x 3in
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best robot vacuum for pet hair?
At the moment, the best robot vacuum for cleaning pet hair from carpets is the iRobot Roomba S9, although it's the most expensive one. The specially designed turbo brush removes almost all hair. Generally speaking, all robot vacuums on the market today have pretty high pet hair score. But if your main reason for buying a robot vacuum is to get rid of pet hair, then you should definitely look at the suction power of the machine.
How do pets react to robot vacuum cleaners?
Dogs and cats tend to learn quickly that a robovac is not the enemy. Robotic vacuum cleaners are a lot more silent than regular ones. Plus, they stroll around the house in a leisurely fashion without any abrupt movements, which might have a calming effect on your pet. We've all seen videos of cats sleeping on top of zooming robovacs!
How do you replace the batteries in a robotic vacuum?
To replace the batteries in a robotic vacuum, you will typically need to open the battery compartment, which is usually located on the bottom of the vacuum. Once you have accessed the compartment, you should disconnect the old batteries and replace them with new ones, ensuring the polarity is correct. Finally, close the battery compartment and your robotic vacuum should be good to go.
How do you prevent a robotic vacuum from falling down stairs?
The best way to prevent a robotic vacuum from falling down stairs is to install virtual walls or boundaries to create a perimeter. These virtual walls or boundaries will emit infrared signals that the robotic vacuum will recognize and use to detect where it is allowed to go and where it is not. Additionally, some robotic vacuums have sensors built-in to detect stairs and other obstacles, which can help to further prevent the vacuum from falling down stairs.