The Advantages of a Self-Empty Robot Vacuum

No more worrying about the best time to empty the dust bin of your robot vacuum or the risk of allergens to be kicked back into your face. With a self-emptying base, you'll only have to empty the bin every 30-60 days.

The price of a robot cleaner will increase substantially if you include an auto-emptying base. However, it is worth the additional money for a number of reasons.

It's more convenient

You can run your robot vacuum cleaner for longer with a self-emptying model because you don't have to be concerned about running out of dust bin space. It prevents dust from getting accumulated on your floors. This is especially beneficial if you suffer from allergies or have pets.

Another issue that a lot of people have with cordless robot vacs is that the transition from their bot's dust bin to the dock's dust bin can be loud and jarring. This may not be an issue for the majority of people however it could be a hassle when you live with pets or have someone who is easily frightened by sounds.

The self emptying feature of iRobot Roomba i4+ EVO: Ultimate Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum solves this problem by transferring debris into the dock's storage bag with any air escaping. This means you can get your robot vacuum to transfer debris far less frequently and the sound of the process will be less of a nuisance. The bags are also designed to keep dust out, which is great news for those suffering from allergies. The bags are designed to seal tight after use which will reduce the amount of dust that escapes from your hands and onto your floors when you move the dust bin. This alone should be enough to convince many people to upgrade to self-emptying models.

It's greener

A self-emptying system also means you can run your robot cleaners more frequently. It is possible that you will not need to empty the bin of your robot vacuum frequently as you would prefer because you're used to it regularly. With a self-emptying device it is only necessary to perform it once every 45-60 days, dependent on the model.

The majority of self-emptying models come with a large storage bin that can hold the equivalent of a month's worth, so you won't have to worry about emptying it every so often when you have lots of pet hair and other allergens. The storage bag is designed to contain all of the dust and dirt inside and you don't have to worry that a cloud of dust will be released when you open the lid.

When the dirty container of your robot is full the base will then automatically return it to its dock or self-emptying base to empty its contents. When the robot returns, it will begin cleaning again. You can check the container's fullness via the app, and then reset it to begin cleaning at any time.

If your robot begins to struggle on a floor and does not have enough battery power to return to its dock, it will inform you through the app that it's in need to recharge. The ayour daily routine. That being said, DND modes are usually available for those who don't want hear this sound every when the robot vacuums itself.