Common classifications of robot vacuum cleaners
Release time:2020-10-12
Floor-sweeping robot It’s a relatively common household cleaning appliance that’s constantly being upgraded and gradually replacing human cleaners. Now, let’s take a look at the different types of robot vacuum cleaners available.
1. Single-suction type
This cleaning method targets dust floating on the surface of the floor. Therefore, it’s effective for removing surface dust when using a single-suction cleaning approach. However, if the floor is covered by objects such as cabinets or tables, this method won’t be able to effectively adsorb or remove dust from those areas. Although the operation is simple, its practical effectiveness is rather limited.
II. Middle Brush Clamping Type
This type of cleaner is the perfect complement to the previous one, making it ideal for cleaning large particles but less effective at handling smaller particles like dust. It’s also commonly used for cleaning street stalls, making it particularly well-suited for European countries with a tradition of using carpets. It performs exceptionally well in removing large particles and cleaning carpets, though its effectiveness in dealing with fine surface dust is somewhat limited—thus making it especially appropriate for European homes that feature fully carpeted interiors.
III. V-Brush Cleaning System
This brush is an upgraded model—it moves up and down, better adapting to various floor surfaces while significantly enhancing its cleaning performance.
The continuous improvement in China’s living standards has enabled robotic vacuum cleaners—previously sold mainly in overseas markets—to enter ordinary households. More and more people are embracing and enjoying these devices, and consumers can now make selective purchases based on their needs or the design of their home furnishings.
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