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Thank you for letting me know! I have always suspected the companies are full of it and just want you to use their products.

How have you liked your mopping robot after two years? any issues?

@@GMoney-B no works great just needed a new mop brush

There are a ton of them. Check out the Braava Jets also.

No, it won't be a problem. It's very, very little water, and it's essentially impossible for it to harm your floors, even if they are old and the sealant (varnish) has worn off in places. Or if they are bare wood. It dries too quickly.

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No sir I have agucated lady my Robot is vry nice but you not understand my problem 1. Space missing 2. Vry slowly running But robot is nice n i have pertect use the robot water and all thing r perfect use So Sir r u nice only my two problems slove

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​@@MrRoombato Hi bro, I'm from ILIFE Robotics. We would like to cooperate with you. But I didn't find the email in your channel description. Do you have any interest?

@@quintuslai2457 I would like that very much! It’s nyhfa.info@gmail.com.

@@MrRoombato Thank you, will mail you later.

I’m very curious about this. The threshold issue was supposedly addressed with an update, but I don’t understand what the point of marking thresholds on maps if the robot can’t cross them. Can you explain?

@@MrRoombato the threshold update in the maps is still in beta. The m6 can only cross thresholds 3mm high which is a joke considering the reason thresholds exist usually is because there is an uneveness in the flooring. The Threshold beta says "help your Bravva Jet m6 mop more areas of your home by adding thresholds to your smart map. Bravva will be able to maneuver over indicated thresholds by disabling rug ride-up." Nowhere does it say it changes the algorithm to accept the change. So as soon as it encounters any sort of resistance, the m6 will still consider it an obstacle. The m6 has to hit the Threshold directly in order to cross it, which can take forever.

@@springfever2002 Hmm. That’s disappointing. I guess they’d have to redesign the robot to change that.

Have you called their customer service? Maybe you can send it in for repair. Sounds like bad sensors.

@@MrRoombato Yeah, They sent me new wheels and a tank. Now I have new issues like undocking clear the path. Will have to call them again

I like that they are willing to send you parts rather than demand that you send it back to them every time.

@@MrRoombato Have you try to ask them to exchange a new one? It sounds like manufacture defect.

@@yingsitu4467 You meant that question for Richard right?

The i4 seems to be an Amazon exclusive version of the i3, so it's like an i7 but without a camera. The downside is supposed to be inferior navigation, but in practice, I don't think it matters very much. I think you'll be okay, though if you notice it having problems finding stuff and doing its job, return it and get a Neabot N1. Thank me later. :)

Thanks for getting back:) An Amazon exclusive? I’m not sure I understand that. OK I will pay attention to the navigation and if there are any problems I will return it and we’ll see what happens. I have to look into the other one you just mentioned. I have been reading about several kinds of these and watching videos about various robot vacs for quite some time and had no clue of which one to get since there’s so many out there and so many opinions. I just decided since it was greatly reduced in price to try it as I honestly could not figure out which one. I did however get a thought that may be the i4 was possibly problematic and why it is on sale.

Thanks for getting back:) An Amazon exclusive? I’m not sure I understand that. OK I will pay attention to the navigation and if there are any problems I will return it and we’ll see what happens. I have to look into the other one you just mentioned. I have been reading about several kinds of these and watching videos about various robot vacs for quite some time and had no clue of which one to get since there’s so many out there and so many opinions. I just decided since it was greatly reduced in price to try it as I honestly could not figure out which one. I did however get a thought that may be the i4 was possibly problematic and why it is on sale. I’ll thank you now but this is all to be continued!!! Lqtm.

Thanks for getting back:) An Amazon exclusive? I’m not sure I understand that. OK I will pay attention to the navigation and if there are any problems I will return it and we’ll see what happens. I have to look into the other one you just mentioned. I have been reading about several kinds of these and watching videos about various robot vacs for quite some time and had no clue of which one to get since there’s so many out there and so many opinions. I just decided since it was greatly reduced in price to try it as I honestly could not figure out which one. I did however get a thought that may be the i4 was possibly problematic and why it is on sale. I’ll thank you now but this is all to be continued!!! Lqtm.

Thanks for getting back:) An Amazon exclusive? I’m not sure I understand that. OK I will pay attention to the navigation and if there are any problems I will return it and we’ll see what happens. I have to look into the other one you just mentioned. I have been reading about several kinds of these and watching videos about various robot vacs for quite some time and had no clue of which one to get since there’s so many out there and so many opinions. I just decided since it was greatly reduced in price to try it as I honestly could not figure out which one. I did however get a thought that may be the i4 was possibly problematic and why it is on sale. I’ll thank you now but this is all to be continued!!! Lqtm.

I does not leave wheel marks, but it does leave streaks. But...even real mops leave streaks. About the only thing that doesn't leave streaks is a steam mop.

In theory yes, but the only real difference is that you can slow the robot down in the app, which makes it mop a lot better. These are both old and outdated. I recommend spending more money and getting something like the Dreame W10.

I definitely wouldn’t put any cleaner not specifically designed for electronic mops, robotic or otherwise. They may clog up the innards. I think cleaning solution meant for other robots should be fine. But since you only need to use one capful per tank, you may run out of robot before you run out of cleaning solution. :)

This stuff would probably be okay: www.amazon.com/iRobot-Authentic-Replacement-Cleaning-Compatible/dp/B07RD8356H/

Only if there are no room dividers. It can’t climb much of anything.

I'm actually not sure. I know you can replace the battery in most iLife models but they don't list one for the W400. I've reached out to iLife and will get back to you as soon as they answer me (I'm in contact with one of their reps in regards to sponsoring, so I should get a quick reply).

Got an answer. The following link is for the replacement battery for the W400. Even though that's not one of the models listed, the iLife rep assures me it will work. However, it will not be in stock until mid-March. The pandemic is affecting global supply. www.iliferobot.com/Details/PX-B020/ You will also be able to get it on Amazon, once it's in stock: www.amazon.com/dp/B081NF1R8P

I hope someone can help you. But I'd try a factory reset. I don't remember how that's done, but it should be in the manual. You can also ask iLife. They are good about responding.

You can buy more from iLife, or you can use the stuff from iRobot.

@@MrRoombato What happens if I use small amounts of cleaning solution from neither companies?

@@idkkkkk5194 Can’t be sure. Best not to risk it. You don’t actually need solution at all.

@@MrRoombato that’s good to know. Is it just to clean the container or is it actual floor cleaner? Could I use Lysol or vinegar for clearing/to put in it with water and shake and then rinse it? Just for cleaning and sterilizing it I mean. I have a cat who pees on the floor sometimes 🤢 and so I wouldn’t want the robot to get germified or disgusting.

That's normal, I'm afraid. The navigation isn't the best. Try starting it in a different place, and it should cover the areas it missed the first time.

That must be a packaging error. It's supposed to come with a bottle.

@@MrRoombato strange I bought 2 i life w400 but in no package there was, and on the instruction manual it says not to use distilled or demineralized water and additives

I don't know. It would probably eventually ruin something, but I have no idea how long it would take.

@@MrRoombato I usually put 10 mL of bleach into 1 L of water in a plastic spray bottle and so far it has been fine in the past 3 years. I use pretty cheap plastic spray bottles from the dollar store so I am hoping it won't damage a $200 robot. If the robot is made of PVC then it should be fine since that type of material doesn't react with bleach. I've had an iRobot Scooba before but that robot is too smart at detecting cleaning solutions. I've tried 70% ethanol and it will show an error code until I clean it and use the Braava cleaning solution since the Scooba one is discontinued.

@@Izaya_Orihara Only one way to find out!

Do not use bleach with this machine! I have this and the bleach ruined the tubing. Fabuloso or any other solution is fine. I’m going to replace it with the new 400s and not use bleach again. The robot now leaks when it washes Bec of the damage from the bleach. Such a shame because it cleans really well.

I'm sorry, no, I have never had that issue come up and don't know what it could be, other than a defective sensor. My advice is to contact iLife customer service. They are pretty good about getting back to people promptly. They will probably ask you to send it in for repair, or hopefully send you a replacement part instead.

@@MrRoombato thank you . I'm in Australia and bought it online from overseas 1.5 years ago

@@tassangelopoulos4637 I'm very sorry to hear that. But try contacting them anyway. Maybe you will have to pay for the repair, but I'm sure they'd be happy to do it. Or perhaps there's an easy solution that we don't know about. They are the experts, after all (at least in theory! :) ).

@@tassangelopoulos4637 Hello, did you manage to get it repaired ?

@The Attorney purchased a new replacement tank

See you probably mean that as a joke, like it's a butler and it can pass you the butter. But a cleaning robot nerd like me sees that and thinks, "Is he talking about passing the butter mopping test that Nathan did on Robot Masters??" :)

It's Rick ND Morty joke very funny but lost on u :( look it up thst poor robot became depressed due to his role in life

This one is $150. For that you’ll get her to scrub one cabinet and then file harassment charges.

Yes, dedicated mopping robot. Which is why it's actually good at it!