iRobot Roomba Pet Series Vacuum Cleaning Robot

The iRobot Roomba Pet Series Vacuum Cleaning Robot is a great household helper for families with pets! The designers took into account how pet owners would need all the help they could get, and equipped the iRobot Roomba with brushes that are easy to clean, and it even comes with an extra set. It utilizes a sweeper bin that can handle high capacity for holding dog or cat hair, or even kitty litter. You can charge it only once and watch Roomba clean up to three rooms of average size. It also comes with two virtual walls that instruct Roomba which areas to clean and keep other areas off-limits. The robot measures 19.5 x 21.5 x 5 inches and comes with a limited warranty for 1 year.

Product Features and Specifications:

• The Roomba is a vacuuming robot especially made for households with pets;
• The robot comes with an extra set of brushes that are easy to clean;
• Its sweeper bin can hold a high capacity of pet hair or kitty litter;
• It can clean a maximum of three average-sized rooms running on one full charge;
• You can use the two virtual walls to restrict certain areas and instruct Roomba which parts of the room to clean;
• Roomba automatically goes back to its home base for docking and recharging after cleanup is done or when its battery power is running low;
• The robot measures 19.5 x 21.5 x 5 inches, weighing 12.3 pounds.

iRobot Roomba Pet Series 532 Vacuum Cleaning Robot Review:

The over one hundred customers who wrote reviews for this vacuuming robot gave it an average rating of 4.0 stars. They liked how it indeed helped in keeping the house cleaner from pet hairs. Several users raved about how noticeably clean their floor became after starting to use this robot. One buyer liked how it helped clean up after a long-haired dog and a three-year-old child! Another reviewer reportedly owned several models of Roomba, and this particular model, named the Gort, apparently outshone his cousins. This model was found to be effective in cleaning laminate flooring and even carpeting, and it was found not eating up power cords or throw rugs. Another buyer also had more than seven iRobots, and this one was found to run the longest and effectively picked up the most debris, including dust, dog fur, as well as general dirt.

While there was hardly any issue brought up for the Roomba 532, one user pointed out that it was not meant to replace a person’s cleaning responsibilities fully, as the user still needed to make sure its brushes were kept clean or else it would stop picking up hairs. He noted that he had to stop Roomba at most twice through its cleaning cycle. Still, that was easier to do that having to pick up all the hairs himself, especially since it was very easy to pop the brush part open. Of course, other users did not seem to notice the maintenance to be of this frequency, but it might have been because he happened to have three long-haired dogs in the house!

All in all, we would highly recommend the Roomba 532 Vacuuming Robot.