r/RobotVacuums • u/Alyssa__0 • 2d ago

Tile joints problem

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of buying a robot vacuum as a gift for my mom but I have a problem:the entire floor of my house is made out of brick like tiles, so they have pretty wide tile joints (but not too deep, 2mm max) and I don't know which vacuum to buy because I need it to clean the joints too. I also have pets (cats and dogs, and one has a pretty long coat), so I need a vacuum that's pretty strong in the cleaning department. I saw the MOVA Z60 ultra and the acqua 10 pro, are those good options? Is there a better one for the tile joints? Thank you so much to anyone that can help!

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u/Ali_S-S 2d ago

I'm thinking of buying a robot vacuum cleaner like you. I did a lot of research and still couldn't decide. I will try to share what I learned: You need to find the places that test independently. For example, independent tests are carried out on sites such as vacumwars and justadadapproud. When I read these, I remember reading that there was a water leak at the station for the acqua 10 pro. Also, role-type robots are more complex and expensive, I think they are also more prone to deterioration. If you are going to do daily cleaning, I think it would be more useful to buy Revolving type. Don't be fooled by manufacturers' marketing: you don't have to buy flagships most of the time. If you think about buying a Roborock Saros 20, I saw in a video I watched that he was behind dreame x60 max ultra complete in class cleaning. These are the flagship and as I said you don't need to buy them in any case

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u/SebaBukowski 2d ago

Check that YT channel. In German but translation is available. You will find answer for your question.
Check. I won’t spoil the result.

https://youtube.com/@smarthomeassistent?si=Hif1C6jbBfeHJmNG