I used to mow the lawn myself, usually just whenever it started looking long, so I didn’t pay attention to what was mixed in there. After switching to a navimow robot mower, I cut every 3 or 4 days and keep it lower. Now these little three-leaf patches are obvious. They sit so low that the mowing height doesn‘t reach them. Is it clover or oxalis? How do you deal with that?
I’ve been using my Dreame X60 Max Ultra Complete for a while now, and one thing I’m still figuring out is how much the map actually affects cleaning behavior.
At first, I mostly just used the map from the initial scan. It worked fine, but some of the cleaning routes felt a little awkward, especially around room transitions, rugs, and areas where the app didn’t separate rooms the way I actually think about the space.
I finally went back and cleaned it up manually: adjusted a few room boundaries, renamed rooms, fixed some carpet/rug zones, and made the layout match how I actually use the apartment. After that, the robot felt a bit more predictable, the routes and room-by-room cleaning made more sense once the map was less messy.