11 Ways To Completely Revamp Your Robot Vacuum Empty Itself

Why Should You Buy a Robot Vacuum That Empties Itself?

It may seem counterintuitive to spend extra money on a robot vacuum that empties itself, but it's worth it. A vacuum that emptys itself can spare you many hours of tedious work and allow you to have more time to do other things.

The only drawback is the sound created by the robot's dustbin when it moves debris back to its base.

How does it work

A robot vacuum typically comes with a small dust bin in which it collects dust during a cleaning cycle. It is necessary to empty the bin manually once it is full. Self-emptying robot cleaners have a larger dock which automatically empty the bin when it becomes full. This is among the most convenient features for the robotic cleaner. It can reduce time and effort, while not impacting the efficiency of the robot cleaning.

Self-emptying docks also trap fine dust particles that could help with allergies. This makes it beneficial for those with sensitive lungs. The dock is typically designed with a filter system to keep dust from re-entering the air. Some of the top self-emptying robot vacuums have a large dustbin that can store weeks' worth of debris before it needs to be cleaned or disposed. They are advertised as Self-Empty Bases, Clean Base Dirt Disposal or Auto Empty Station by different brands.

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