u/MrYellow01

I've been using a robot vacuum for a while now, and I've been thinking more about the ongoing costs. Things like mop pads, filters and cleaning solution eventually need replacing.

I'm looking at Costco versions of the aqua10 roller and d30 pro ultra since they come with accessory kits, but I'm not sure if those bundles are worth it.

Do you usually sick with the original accessories, or are there good third party options that work just as well?

I bought an O600 rtk mower because I was lazy lol. But after getting through the hottest part of summer, I'm glad I did. No longer have to mow in the blazing heat.

My yard isn't even that big, but the grass still needs regular upkeep. I always thought robot mowers only made sense for large lawns, so I kept doing it myself. But they are helpful for small yards too, better than I expected. Before, everytime it got hot outside, mowing turned into a sweaty weekend project, I felt like I was about to get sunburned after each session.

Now the mower just runs on it's own after setup, the lawn stays tidy without me having to think about it. That alone feels amazing.

I got a yeedi s20 infinity ultra and I'm still getting used to having a robot handle the daily floor messes in our house.

With young kids the floor can get messy. There are always crumbs under the dining table, food drops after meals, and those random sticky spots that I don't notice until they've dried.

I was surprised by how well robot vacuums can mop. Instead of just sending the mop over the area, it sprays ahead of the cleaning path to help loosen dirt before the mop reaches it. For small messes like dried food marks or sticky spots from snacks, it means I don't have to wipe or soften every spot first.

I'm still learning all the features, but this is one of those things that makes daily cleanup feel less like a separate chore. it's funny how after using a robot vacuum for kid messes, you start wondering how you managed all the little cleanups before.