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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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 My acid test for it was if I could just tell my smart speaker “Start vacuum”, and come back and find a clean without me babysitting it and it delivers there. You have to setup avoid zones if you have wire heavy areas though once it’s setup it works. Thank you to other people on this subreddit for helping me and also to Vaccum Wars.

**Roomba S9+:** More powerful but didn’t feel worth it for the price. Didn’t have a lidar. 1099$.

 Some parts could be more intuitive, and I would like more than 2 floor maps - though these are nice to haves. All in all the app is well done and polished. Tells you when you need to take a specific action like clean the filter.

I need a vacuum I can "Set and forget", that won't yell at me that it's stuck every single time I have it try to clean while I'm out of the house.  I don't care about the cost, I'll spend 10 grand on one of these fuckers if it can actually friggin' work without needing to be babysat.  Any recommendations?

I can't seem to find one that checks my boxes.  The one I see recommended the most on here is the Ecovacs deebot, but I tried that and it sucked.

The Roomba s9+ appears to be the best cleaning robot, but it's 3+ years old now, and also is missing obstacle avoidance, which even budget-priced vacuums have today.

First, the robovac works well - it mapped our house, created zones, navigates well, etc.  All of the promise of a robovac - it's the real deal.  I can give it commands, even navigate it around the house with the camera going when I'm at work to take a look if I want.  The auto-empty base station is pretty neat too (well, except for 1 thing)

  Unfortunately there is a design hinderance with it, at least with our specific dog hair situation.  Basically, in the robovac (and the regular Lupe), dog hair tends to ball up - becoming a tumbleweed mass.  The dust bins are fairly small - look closely at video reviews.  The auto-empty stations tend to have smaller openings even yet - ours is on the bottom - two little vents in the dock that go to the bottom of the robot

How does it do?  As indicated it navigates very well.  It cleans pretty decently too - better than I expected in regards to dog hair in the rugs.  As you might imagine it isn't perfect because of how it navigates around objects (it's a round vacuum and some corners it can't get in has dog hair tumbleweeds), but we use our regular vacuum to hit those corners/etc.

We have a three-story townhouse with 2 sets of stairs, about 1500 square feet total. We also have a 100 lb dog that sheds an amount of hair the size of a small child on a daily basis. 

We are two working professionals, so we realistically only get to vacuum once a week even though it could probably use it every day.

We are looking to automate the process a bit and get a robot vacuum that we can run on a daily basis and move to different floors every other day to help keep the place from turning into one huge shag carpet. 

The top floor is carpet, the first and second floor is vinyl with a few rugs here and there.

Any recommendations? I wasn't sure if a robot vacuum is the right solution since the multiple stories and the long narrow setup of the house.

Though will admit, I have noticed increasing muscle tone from hauling our vacuum up and down the floors. Still would gladly let a robot take that over. 

Budget is open -- I will gladly pay for something that is good and saves us time and stress in the long run

<div class="md"><p>We have a three-story townhouse with 2 sets of stairs, about 1500 square feet total. We also have a 100 lb dog that sheds an amount of hair the size of a small child on a daily basis. </p>

<p>We are two working professionals, so we realistically only get to vacuum once a week even though it could probably use it every day.</p>

<p>We are looking to automate the process a bit and get a robot vacuum that we can run on a daily basis and move to different floors every other day to help keep the place from turning into one huge shag carpet. </p>

<p>The top floor is carpet, the first and second floor is vinyl with a few rugs here and there.</p>

<p>Any recommendations? I wasn&#39;t sure if a robot vacuum is the right solution since the multiple stories and the long narrow setup of the house.</p>

<p>Though will admit, I have noticed increasing muscle tone from hauling our vacuum up and down the floors. Still would gladly let a robot take that over. </p>

<p>Budget is open -- I will gladly pay for something that is good and saves us time and stress in the long run</p>
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Robot vacuum recommendation -- 3 story townhouse with a huge, constantly shedding dog

- mopping (although I have seen the d9 I think it's called which looks to be the ecovacs competitor to the narwhal)

Ordered Ecovacs T9+ AIVI from AliExpress (this version is not being sold in US) as I needed all these and this was the only one which fit the bill

Once I filtered with these criteria(Auto empty base, LiDAR, Camera AI, Mop) in vacuum wars, it was clear this is what I needed(no results but T9+ AIVI fits the bill)

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Could you please help by recommending Which Robot Vacuum?

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If you're looking for a high-end robot vacuum that can also handle dried-on stains, the Roborock S7 is worth a look. This robot vacuum has a much harder time dealing with pet hair on carpeted surfaces than the iRobot Roomba S9. However, it does have a dedicated ultrasonic mopping capability that results in impressive stain-cleaning performance. Its surface detection system also enables it to raise its mopping pad if it's on carpet. It also features a LIDAR mapping system as opposed to the iRobot's optical sensor, allowing it to navigate in complete darkness. You can also use its companion app to direct it to clean a specific area or room, schedule cleaning sessions in advance, or set up no-go zones the vacuum won't enter. Performance on bare floors is superb, and the vacuum does a decent job of clearing away solid debris on carpets. Unfortunately, while it does have a HEPA filter, some fine particles can still escape from its exhaust.

Get the iRobot if you want a vacuum that does a better job of collecting pet hair and has superior air filtration performance, but consider the Roborock if a built-in mopping feature and more advanced mapping system are bigger draws for you.

The best robot vacuum for bare floors that we've tested is the Roborock S7. This high-end robot vacuum does a fantastic job of dealing with small and bulky debris on flat, even surfaces like hardwood or tile. Its headlining feature is its ultrasonic mopping capability, which uses a vibrating mopping pad to scrub away worked-in dirt and debris, resulting in impressive stain-clearing performance on hard surfaces.

This vacuum has a wide range of other automation capabilities. Its surface detection system allows it to automatically lift its mopping pad when it detects that it's on carpet or adjust its suction power to suit different floor types. Its LIDAR mapping system allows it to precisely map out the location of various obstacles in a room or maneuver in dark areas. You can use its companion app to pinpoint specific areas you want the vacuum to clean, set up 'no-go' zones the vacuum won't enter, or even remote control it if it gets stuck.

Unfortunately, it's worth noting that this vacuum has a hard time dealing with pet hair on carpets, but thankfully it clears most of it on bare floors. In addition, even though it has a HEPA post-motor filter, fine particles can still escape from its exhaust, so it isn't the best option for those who suffer from allergies. Still, if you're looking for a robot vacuum to handle messes on bare floors and want a wide array of convenience features, it's a solid choice.

The Roborock S7 is the best robot vacuum for hardwood floors that we've tested. This high-end robot vacuum does a fantastic job clearing away small and bulky debris on hard, flat surfaces like hardwood floors. It also does a great job dealing with stains, thanks to its ultrasonic mopping feature, which uses vibrating mop pads to scrub away dried-on dirt and debris. Its surface detection system also enables it to raise its mopping pad on carpets. Its LIDAR mapping system allows it to navigate in the dark and creates a precise map of its coverage area. You can then access this coverage map via its companion app to send it to specific rooms, set up no-go zones the vacuum won't enter, or schedule cleaning sessions in advance. However, while it does have a HEPA filter, fine particles can still escape from its exhaust port.

If you're looking for a robot vacuum that performs very well on hardwood floors but costs substantially less, the Wyze Robot Vacuum is worth a look. It has a rare-for-its-price LIDAR mapping system and does a better job of sealing in fine particles. However, it doesn't have any sort of mopping capability, so you can't use it to clear away dried-on stains.

The best robot vacuum for laminate floors we've tested is the Roborock S7. This high-end robot vacuum does a fantastic job dealing with small and bulky debris on bare surfaces like laminate flooring. Its headlining feature is its impressively effective ultrasonic mopping capability, which uses vibrating mop pads to clear away dried-on stains and debris and is quite helpful for dealing with kitchen spills.

Aside from its surface detection system, this vacuum has a wide range of other automation capabilities. Its LIDAR mapping system can identify the precise location of various obstacles, even in the dark, and generate a permanent coverage map. You can then use this map in its companion app to set up virtual boundary lines, schedule cleaning sessions for individual rooms, or have it spot clean a small area. Battery performance is also excellent, as you can expect almost three and a half hours of runtime in its energy-efficient 'Quiet' mode.

Unfortunately, while this vacuum does have an onboard HEPA filter, it still isn't very effective for sealing in fine particles. It also has a hard time dealing with pet hair on carpeted surfaces, which can be an inconvenience if you're a pet owner with a few rugs in your home. Still, if you're looking for a robot vacuum that can easily handle debris on bare floors, it's a good choice and is one of the best robot vacuums for hardwood floors that we've tested.

Roborock is much newer to the vacuum market than most other brands on this list. This Chinese manufacturer has been around for less than a decade and only produces robot vacuums and mops. Some of their products are hybrid robot vacuum mops, which can tackle spills like water and dry debris like cereal and sand. Although we don't currently test a vacuum's ability to clean liquid, their vacuums still offer exceptional performance in picking up dry debris on bare floors. They also tend to be very well-built and have great maneuverability to clean under tables and chairs. Unfortunately, like many other robot vacuum brands, their products have demanding maintenance needs, and many parts need replacing over time.

The best Roborock vacuum we've tested is the Roborock S7. This high-end robot vacuum delivers fantastic performance on flat, even surfaces like hardwood or linoleum. Its headlining feature is its ultrasonic mopping capability, which uses vibrating mop pads to scrub away any dried-on dirt or debris. Its surface detection system also lets it lift these mopping pads when it maneuvers onto carpeted floors. Its LIDAR sensor array generates a clear map of its coverage area, letting you set up virtual boundary lines or schedule cleaning sessions for individual rooms within your home. However, unlike the Roborock S6 MaxV, it doesn't have optical sensors that you can use to identify hazards like pet waste in real time. However, the S6 MaxV's current availability is quite limited. If you're looking for something cheaper, the Roborock E4 could also be worth a look, though it lacks the S7's LIDAR mapping capability.

The Roborock S7 is the best robot vacuum for hardwood floors that we've tested. This high-end robot vacuum does a fantastic job clearing away small and bulky debris on hard, flat surfaces like hardwood or tile flooring. One of its headlining features is its ultrasonic mopping capability, which uses vibrating mop pads to scrub away dried-on dirt and debris, resulting in impressive stain-clearing performance.

It has a wide array of automation features. Its LIDAR mapping system allows it to precisely locate the placement of various obstacles and navigate its cleaning area in the dark. You can access the generated coverage map in its companion app to direct it to specific rooms, schedule cleaning sessions for individual areas, or set up no-go zones the vacuum won't enter. Battery performance is excellent, as you can expect more than 200 minutes of runtime in its most energy-efficient 'Quiet' mode.

However, it's worth noting that this vacuum struggles to filter out fine particles, despite its built-in HEPA filter. Unlike the Roborock S6 MaxV, it also doesn't have a real-time hazard-avoidance capability, so you should make sure that its cleaning area is free of any hazards like pet waste before letting it run. Overall, it's a good option if you're looking for a hassle-free way of keeping your hardwood floors clean.

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 Roborock recommends cleaning this every two weeks, so that's something I'll look to do more often. The sensors need to be wiped clean after approximately 30 hours use or monthly, and the app will prompt you to do that. So far, I've had to do that twice. The dustbin filter needs to be cleaned every two weeks as well

 The mopping function is pretty good for what it does. It'll take away fresh stains off my tiles and even some dried on stains. It doesn't replace a traditional manual mop, but I don't think it's designed to do so either. The app is really intuitive to use and has plenty of functionality for power users, and the robot itself has been very low maintenance for me

 So with all that said, what do I think about the Robo Rock S7? Well, it's fantastic As an everyday vacuum, the ability to set a schedule and have the robot automatically clean your floors is incredible. Our floors here have never looked so consistently clean. It won't completely replace a conventional vacuum as it can't get to tight areas of your home and it can't get over higher bumps. but I think those downsides are inherent to any robot vacuum you might use

Roborock S7 Robot Vacuum Real World Review

We’ve had the Roborock S7 for 7 weeks on our main floor which is all hardwood and a few area rugs. I’m currently trial running several auto-empty vacs for our upstairs which has our 4 bedrooms and all carpet. Currently a few weeks into the Roomba S9+ with empty bin and let me just say… while it does a good job picking up on our low rise carpet, the app and technology feels about 5 years behind the Roborock tech and app. If anyone cares about specifics feel free to ask but I’m constantly surprised how poor the app and tech work

 Currently a few weeks into the Roomba S9+ with empty bin and let me just say… while it does a good job picking up on our low rise carpet, the app and technology feels about 5 years behind the Roborock tech and app. If anyone cares about specifics feel free to ask but I’m constantly surprised how poor the app and tech work.

 But no, it did get some hair clogged when I tried to empty it in that test, but it did just fine after that big test and was able to consistently clean normal amounts of hair. Basically, if you have pets that shed, you will probably need to run it at least once or twice a week in order to make sure it empties the bin without clogs. maybe even more if you have a lot of big pets. But as I said, I've yet to find an auto empty robot vacuum that doesn't have this specific limitation

 and because I have two cats, a lot of cat hair can build up in two weeks. I was hoping that the S7 could auto empty even that much hair after that much time. But no, it did get some hair clogged when I tried to empty it in that test, but it did just fine after that big test and was able to consistently clean normal amounts of hair. Basically, if you have pets that shed, you will probably need to run it at least once or twice a week in order to make sure it empties the bin without clogs

 and here I tested it in a variety of ways, both in my house and in the studio with full bins of different types and sizes of debris. The first thing I noticed was how clean the bin was. after emptying, it was like 100 clean, which is not something I have noticed with the others I've tested, but like the other auto empty bins I've tested, it has its limits. For example, I specifically didn't vacuum my house for two weeks while on vacation in anticipation of this review

Welcome to Vacuum Wars! This week I've been testing the Roborock S7 Auto Empty Dock. I've already done an in-depth review of the Roborock S7 robot vacuum by itself, in which I put it through all kinds of tests and came to the conclusion that it was one of the best robot vacuums I've tested so far. I'll put a link to that review in the description, but today I just wanted to focus on the Auto Empty Dock by itself, which was only just released to see how it stacks up against similar auto empty systems and to see if it's worth the cost. So links in the description and let's get started

Roborock S7 Auto Empty Dock REVIEW - RockDock!

 This thing vacuums so much faster and better than the irobot and the mopping feature is amazing compared to the braava m6. It mops and scrubs stains the m6 couldn't in a faster time.

My second robot vacuum was a roborock s5 max it mopped better than the braava m6. But I returned it to buy the new roborock s7. This thing vacuums so much faster and better than the irobot and the mopping feature is amazing compared to the braava m6. It mops and scrubs stains the m6 couldn't in a faster time

I have had several Roomba vacuums. Most recently the i7, which worked well for a long time, then lost its mind. I have tried everything. iRobot customer service is a joke. 

So I finally give up and am going to try another robotic vacuum.  Peace out, iRobot; I will never buy another one of your products.

<div class="md"><p>I have had several Roomba vacuums. Most recently the i7, which worked well for a long time, then lost its mind. I have tried everything. iRobot customer service is a joke. </p>

<p>So I finally gave up and am going to try another robotic vacuum.  Peace out, iRobot; I will never buy another one of your products.</p>
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I’m outta here - buying a Shark IQ Robot Vacuum with Self-Empty Base and Smart Mapping

I tried the roborock s7 and between it not being able to back of its own dock, being obsessed with ramming into its own dock, getting stuck anytime it hit anything, not picking my anything off the carpet, it had air vents on the side (which I wasn’t used to coming from roomba) that sounds like a jet engine no matter what the speed setting was. I was already annoyed and the sound of a mini jet engine going through the house sent me over the edge in frustration! Am I to expect the same thing from the Deebot t8?

 Waiting for this thing to break down which probably won’t be a long time from now so I can purchase a upgraded eufy. Roborock suction isint that great either. I recently ordered a replacement battery for my eufy because the Roborock wasn’t doing a good job and put them to work at the same time for the same amount of time and looked at which one collected more dirt and take a wild guess which one did it better. Yep the less then $200 4 year old eufy

 I recently ordered a replacement battery for my eufy because the Roborock wasn’t doing a good job and put them to work at the same time for the same amount of time and looked at which one collected more dirt and take a wild guess which one did it better. Yep the less then $200 4 year old eufy. From now on I will stick with eufy. I did my research before purchasing the Roborock and am so confused at how people are saying it’s one of the best

 I purchased the Roborock after my eufy battery started acting up but it’s been 4 years so I get it. Purchased the Roborock because I thought it would be better plus the extra features like mopping and mapping things on the app but I regret my decision. Waiting for this thing to break down which probably won’t be a long time from now so I can purchase a upgraded eufy. Roborock suction isint that great either

Would not purchase again

com/news/roborock-s7-price-date-specs-2477](https://www.the-ambient.com/news/roborock-s7-price-date-specs-2477). Theyre just better, for less money

 But When the mop-cloth is MANUALLY soaked, it will perform as long as it remains saturated with water...  Carpet Auto-Detect: Auto rise works, but not relevant for medium lengths pile or loose rugs/carpets

 This is not true. If you want your Roborock S7 to perform multiple passes in some or all rooms, YOU will have to do so manually in the app. This is not something that can be done via the Schedule-Menu as of 2022-03-22.  Bin design is SMALL: if you have the auto-empty base it will not matter, but if you buy this as a stand-alone unit you will notice the need to empty it

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