Vacuum robots, handheld vacuum cleaners, vacuum-mop function? Your opinion?

We have the tiger, so the part for hInterhyprziehen, there the bags are that big. The handheld device has smaller bags. But the wiping is really a logistical feat because you basically always work backwards and your vacuum cleaner is always in the way. Next time I would probably rather take the handheld device, although the tiger with the upholstery brush for the couch is brilliant because of the long hose. Both variants have their pros but also cons.

Yes, that makes sense.

How did you purchase it? Did a representative come to you or how did it work? I have also already looked for like-new devices being sold in the area.

Regards

A colleague sells the TM in her "free time," so we already knew Vorwerk's business model.

We bought through a representative who was standing in the vestibule at Edeka.

We had planned anyway to check out robots and vacuum mops, and when he was standing there, I left him my card and told him to call me. And then the usual... come by, demonstrate devices, try them out, sleep on it for a few nights, and then buy.

It was less driven by the representative (although he had a good balance between advice and sales).

What I really appreciated was that he advised us against the robot (even though we wanted it). Quote: I won't sell you anything I know you won't be happy with. With cats and small children, the robot is not suitable.

Alternative: online shop
On Saturday, you have peace without the sales fuss.

Recently, the Deebot Slim has been taking a walk at our place. So far, I am positively surprised. Definitely a good thing for 170€.

I also have a Roomba 620 (for about 2 years), and the Deebot is noticeably flatter and quieter. It also has a microfiber cloth that can be moistened and hung up. However, it only makes sense in small rooms because it dries relatively quickly. But it does help a bit, see the picture in the attachment. It also has a remote control.

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