Why more and more households are outsourcing vacuuming (5 reasons)

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Vacuuming is in the top three of the most frequently postponed chores in almost every household. And
yet there are more and more homes where it simply happens every day, without anyone doing
anything about it.

We delved into more than a thousand experiences from people who entrusted vacuuming to
a robot. These are the five reasons they mention most often.

1

Coming home to a clean house

This is the reason that keeps coming up everywhere: it happens while you're away. Groceries, work,
exercise, and meanwhile your home is vacuumed and mopped.

“Everything vacuumed and mopped before I get home,” writes one user. Another: “It
really is a luxury to have your home cleaned while you do something else.”

Everything already done before you get home

2

It is tracked every day without even thinking about it.

In these homes, the weekly deep clean is a thing of the past. You set a schedule
and it just happens, the same routine every day.

"You can set a schedule so you no longer have to worry about it at all," explains a
user. The house isn't just clean occasionally; it stays clean.

Every day, without you even thinking about it

3

Pet hair won’t be lying around for a week anymore

Anyone who has a dog or cat knows: hair doesn’t wait until Saturday. Vacuuming every day is
really the only solution, and that’s exactly what you outsource.

"Despite having a golden retriever and a cat at home, we come home to a clean
house every day," writes one user. Another, with two cats: "It saves me so much work."

They shed, he vacuums

4

It is no longer physical work

For one household, this is comfort; for another, a necessity. Dragging, bending, and
climbing stairs completely disappear from vacuuming.

An 80-year-old customer: "For those of us who are older, it is a great help." And
remarkably many people immediately buy a second one: "So happy with it that I ordered another
one to give to my mother as a gift."

Coffee included, he does the rest

5

And the reason to get started now: they no longer get stuck everywhere

The old image of the robot vacuum bumping into everything and getting stuck halfway through
was accurate. But that was the previous generation. The new one navigates with lasers, knows your home, and moves
in neat lines.

What to look for: true navigation instead of driving around randomly, a station
that empties itself, and a mopping function that does more than drag a wet cloth along. We
ended up with the Bloomfold Drift: vacuuming and mopping in a single run, emptying itself, and all
for [prijs] instead of the €550+ charged by the well-known brands. Or as one convert put it:
"After cheaper robot vacuums that bump into everything, this is truly an upgrade."

View the Bloomfold Drift

Steady energy, less slump