Cleaning

Grit caught in a robot vacuum’s brush can end up back on the floor instead of in the dustbin. Cleaning covers the tools, products, and techniques that remove household dirt, including vacuum cleaners, robot mops, stain treatments, and care for different surfaces. Technique counts as much as equipment: excess water can damage wood, while the wrong cleaner may dull natural stone. Here, the focus is on matching the method to the mess, understanding what automated cleaners can handle, and keeping brushes, filters, and mop pads ready for the next job. Less residue. Fewer repeat passes.