Robot Cleaner/Cleanmate Robot Vacuum Cleaner

Robot Cleaner/Cleanmate Robot Vacuum Cleaner System 1

Robot Cleaner/Cleanmate Robot Vacuum Cleaner

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Loading Port:: Ningbo

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 200 pc

Supply Capability:: 90000 pc/month

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Product Description

This is our new design of robot vacuum cleaner, it has modern appearance and below features excelled traditional vacuum cleaner.
* Automatically cleans your floor no matter you are in home or not.
* Self-recharge when the power is short or single cleaning circle is finished.
* It can be preset to work at certain time daily or self-startup after full charged.
* Stair Avoidance Detector
* Self-rescue function
* Non-Marring Bumper protect your furniture and wall surface.
* Know where to clean and where not to.
* Wall Following Sensor enhance the cleaning efficiency along the wall.
* It keeps your floor clean between periodic deep vacuuming,
*Self-adjusting cleaning head automatically traverses uneven floor transitions as it cleans carpet, hardwood, linoleum, and tile.
* Easily slide out the bag-less dustcup.

Main material: ABS, PP
Input voltage of charger: 100-240V AC
Output voltage of charger: 24V DC
Voltage of battery: 14.4V
Charge time of battery pack: 4-5 hours
Working time of battery: 70minutes
Unit size: Diameter34*8CM.

Disclaimer: These product is not for German market.

Q:I would like to know how exactly was the Vacuum cleaner invented, what is it's main purpose? Are there any unintended sequences from this invention? IE: Is it being used for things its not supposed to?Thank you for your opinions: Mad okorder /

Q:My vacuum cleaner makes my house smell every time I use it. Its a brand new vacuum. I've tried vacuuming up baking soda but that didn't work. Please help.: It could be a couple things. There are a lot of moving parts on the bottom that make the thing work. Usually the belt is slipping and makes a indescribable smell. I'd start by inspecting the belt tun it over and turn it on to see if the belt is actually moving or if the rotor is just spinning and rubbing the belt. Or it could be the motor or even a string or object that is lodged in there and causing friction. If it is new it should still be under warranty but all vacuum cleaners will have regular maintenance like replacing belts most of all. It is very simple can you post what type of Vacuum cleaner you have we may find something if we have specifics.If it is not one of the parts that need replacing try some of those fresh scents to go in the vacuum. They even have hepa filter bags that clean the air of allergens.

Q:why are some dogs afraid of vacuum cleaners?: Dogs hearing is different then ours they hear sounds that w can not and the way we hear the sound of the vacume seems harmless when in fact we scare our pets.

Q:What are the OSHA regulations on repairing electrical cords on appliances like Vacuum cleaners?: OSHA only applies to regulations at work. Vacuum cleaners typically have a long cord with a two wire plug.

Q:I wanted to get my mom a vacuum for Christmas, Problem is i don't have a lot of extra money around this time of year. Wanted any suggestions on a NICE, AFFORDABLE, ( somewhere around $100-$125), preferably bag less, with easy to clean filters and filters that are easy to buy in a local store ( Walmart, Kmart) Upright, with no canister. And Maybe one that doesn't require much assembly. THANKS :): The Bissel pet models have plenty of power, and a great non electric brush attachment for sofas etc. They are easy to clean and the filters are readily available.

Q:Hi, I'm looking for an answer from someone who subscribes to consumer reports magazine. When was their last article on vacuum cleaners published? I'm looking for a comprehensive review of vacuums, not one article on a specific model. Thanks for the help: Pop into your local library and see if they have the 2010 Buying Guide that Consumer Reports puts out. That's the last one I remember seeing. However, I will warn you, I was disappointed. They rated Hoover very high and after having two of them and nothing but trouble with no results from Hoover, I went to a Bissell Healthy Home. Now happy as a clam with my vacuum.

Q:I am planning to buy a moderately priced vacuum cleaner at a target/walmart etc. This will be my first vacuum cleaner of my own and was hoping someone could recommend me a brand that makes moderately priced vacuum cleaners: Eureka has great moderately priced vacuums. I am on a budget too, but the BEST purchase I ever made was my Dyson. Target carries then, they never loose suction, they come with an 5 year manufacturer's warranty and its amazing what it picks up that your old vacuum didn't.

Q:1. Are they really better than any other vacuum cleaner on the market?2. Does the performance justify the price?3. How much maintenance do they need?Thanks: I bought this thing because of their exceptional advertising. I hated this ridiculously expensive vacuum so much that after 3 months, I went out and bought a Kenmore for less than $100. This vacuum works 100% better and the chord has a button and retracts into the machine. I love it and am getting rid of the Dyson. *** I wouldn't buy it.

Q:Can anyone recommend an inexpensive vacuum for hardwood floors?: For hardwood floors I wouldn't use a vacuum. Just use a regular broom and dustpan. Then mop your floors. I use Murphys oil cleaner that you mix with water and mop your hardwood floors. It works great.

Q:What are the best vacuum cleaners on the market today? I've heard good things about the Dyson, how bout you?: I bought a Dyson DC15 Animal in March. Upon opening the shipping box I was terribly disappointed in the quality of the plastic used. Very soft and flimsy material everywhere. I contemplated at that point bringing it back to the store, but decided to give it a try. The noise is somewhat unsettling. My kids and wife did not like the high pitched sounds it made. Motor and exhaust sound levels are quite high. Despite the claims of easy stair cleaning, I found it quite clumsy. The mini turbine head is air powered, not electric, and has very little power for real cleaning. Its speed dropped considerably when applied to the carpet. It looks and sounds great while held up to watch, but its functionality is poor. The flexible plastic hose is flimsy and appears very low quality. I started vacuuming a small area of floor about 4 feet square. The canister filled quite quickly and needed to be emptied. It needed emptying a few more times after cleaning the entire upper floor. Next cleaning was the same, as well as the time after that. Clearly my carpet isn't that dirty! The canister was filling not with dirt, but with carpet fiber. I was literally vacuuming up my carpet. The DC15 was returned to the store for refund. After the hype and optimism I was terribly disappointed. I'm back to looking for a replacement for my 35 year old Electrolux.

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