Vacuum Robot Vorwerk Kobold VR200 / VR100

I can well imagine the thing with the 2 cats. Our cat is an outdoor cat, so she definitely loses quite a bit of fur outside. Indoors, she has her spots where her fur gets stuck. But the number of spots is quite manageable. Scratching post, carpeted floor in the hallway upstairs, chairs, etc. She barely loses any fur on the tiles downstairs. She used to respect her taboo zones (bedroom and kitchen) even with the doors open. Since moving into the house, unfortunately that no longer works, so I try to keep the rooms upstairs and the kitchen closed when we leave early in the morning.
I know about the help from the two-year-old . That’s why cleaning day is mainly when we are both home, so the child is occupied elsewhere. The extra free time is definitely not to be underestimated. On the other hand, there are so many things that can save time, and unfortunately not everything is possible (automatic vacuum cleaner, automatic lawn mower, controlled residential ventilation, automatic irrigation system, etc.)

Hi
So we've been using the Kobold VR 100 from Vorwerk for a long time now and I have to say that the device was/is worth every cent.
I was against it at first because I thought this purchase was a waste of money... BUT I never want to miss the little vacuum. It cleans the entire apartment effortlessly, whether tiles, laminate, or carpet!
We will now get a second one for the house, for the upper floor!
We always let it vacuum when we are not at home and enjoy coming back to a clean apartment!!!
Whether hair, crumbs, dust, dry soil (from my child's muddy shoes)... it simply vacuums everything away without any problems!
I can only recommend checking out the NeatoRobotics devices as well.
Best regards

I can understand that very well.

The extra free time is certainly not to be underestimated. On the other hand, there are so many things that can save time, and unfortunately, you can’t have it all (automatic vacuum cleaner, automatic lawn mower, controlled residential ventilation, automatic irrigation system, etc.)

I can understand that very well. The second robot vacuum isn’t going to happen for now after all. Our son parked the second car so awkwardly in the dark that it ended up resting on a bollard. Now the car has to go to the workshop first. Let’s hope that at least the catalytic converter survived intact.

oh no...
I’m keeping my fingers crossed, EveundGerd

Lord, oh ... 2016 is starting "well" :-(

Rhineland greetings from the road
Construction expert

Strikingly true!

Our daughter broke her little toe last week on a class trip during the hut party. A woman stumbled and stepped on our daughter's feet, which were in sneakers, with ski boots.

To complete the trifecta: I will undergo a cervical disc surgery next week.

I hope that with this, we will have the disasters for this year behind us.

Think positive