How do you clean your floor?

Daily: Neato robot vacuum (works despite toddler)
Weekly 1 to x times: Dyson cordless vacuum for the corners the robot can’t reach + mopping with the Kärcher FC5
As needed: Cleaning with a scrub brush and cleaning cloth

On your knees or what?

Of course. Sometimes that's the fastest and most effective way. So far, despite being overweight and 50 years old, I have no problem doing it.
I do not succumb (at least here) to advertising mania and buy a machine, a "special product," or order a service for every little task.

It seems that an extremely large number of people here have the Crosswave! Crazy!

I told my wife to look into it. Maybe it’s something for her/us?!

Which Crosswave should one buy? How about the brushes? Replacement interval? What do you say about the cleaning agents?

I heard that the vacuum cleaners eat toys when they are on the floor and then they're gone :O

It works with the neighbor's, I think mine is too stubborn...

Ours is too clever for that ... well then he just takes it apart and gets it out again ... it's even practical, since he then collects everything together for him *head on table*

It seems that a lot of people here have the Crosswave! Amazing!

I told my wife to look into it. Maybe it’s something for her/us?!

Which Crosswave should one buy? How about the brushes? Replacement intervals? What do you say about the cleaning agents?

The manufacturer is bissel, Crosswave is the model. We have the normal one – recently there’s also a cordless version.

We use the Frosch orange cleaner, the filter and brush have been the same for a year.

It has a station for parking, which you fill with water last, put the device in there and switch it on, then the brush is immediately clean.

Our guy is too clever for that ... well then he just takes it apart and gets it out again ... it's even practical, since he then collects everything for him *head on desk*

I think so too. I also said, put away your fuse beads, Robbi eats them. Her answer: "Then take him apart, you've done that before."
I once made her fish the toy out of the dustbin. Since then, she quite often asks if she should put her things away.