Narwal Freo X Ultra: The Flagship Robot Vac With Big Power 

It is possible that a third party company may produce a cleaning solution. However, yes, many companies have a dedicated ecosystem of products that work together- just like Apple.

You can always figure out how to open those containers. Look on here how to open a swiffer top, or u can put ur FAVORITE solution directly in the water!

​@156aliciasy have u been able to open yours and put another solution in it?

I ended up having to reset to the maze before I filmed and I forgot to put it back down. With cords, it seems them sometimes, but not always. It's pretty challenging for a lot of robots still.

The brush roll is fantastic. First truly anti tangle brush roll I've tested.

I’ve been using about 2 weeks and with a lot of pet hair it’s not full yet. I’d imagine bag life might depend on what you’re vacuuming and how often. It does have a conventional container as well.

He’s a rascal!

​@@vacuumnerdshehe

English please?🙏

@@idleoutcaster not my language and Google Gemini left me this translation.

The anti-tangle brush roll is really good

It's good with socks and larger objects.

Gotcha! 👍 I'll have to be extra vigilant with cables. 🔌 Thank you!

The contact patch should be wider throughout the rotation than 2 circular ones that meet at a small area. It’s supposed to eliminate that possible dry area between the pads. In practice, manufacturers do things different ways.

Most of the high end robots have a disposable bag in the base station. There's no real difference here, other than that Narwal gives you the option of disposable or reusable on-board.

@@vacuumnerds is that true? I’m checking Roborock models, and you can run a bagless bin. Not the same thing as the the Narwal - I’m talking about the actual bin that is stationary, not coupled to the robot. The robot bagless bin is not a replacement for a stationary bagless bin.

Yes - tassels can be problematic for robot vacuums. I don't think this will work well for your particular circumstance.

You can used those safely

My cats seemed to like it!

Yeah and they just didn't talk about it at all. The Narwal vacuums are super strange to me, I am yet to find a review that isn't sponsored by them/very biased.

I'm not sure. I don't have any rugs with tassels. Maybe you can set your robot to avoid that rug?

@@vacuumnerds My iRobot 600 and 800 does not have that feature. However, I have tucked them under the rugs or else the rugs would be ruined as they were with my first Persian rug, which the family took 1 year to weave! The cost to repair was more than 2 new robots. I destroyed the two iRobots plus repaired these rugs for a charity. I believe AI Avoidence will fix the problem so, until then, I must "tuck" the tassels. Hand carved oriental rugs have same risks but machine made cheap rugs do not. Hand made rugs are feathered so they can last a lifetime as the owner walks on the sides of the threads. Dirt does not enter the fibers and floats on top. I use the Sebo 2 times a month. I steam once per year. They are now over 80 years old and look about 5 yrs old. My next robot will be Eufy or Norwal to clean ceramic tile floors and 1" solid plank bamboo . Thanks a million for your support in your professionalism. I'm a Robot user going back to the first iRobots. Key is maintenance for longevity. 😊😇😊

I mentioned the video is sponsored at 0:04 and there's a notification RU-vid shows you on screen as well.

I will be doing that next month !

No robot vacuum will clean cat poop!

I haven't put them back to back yet.

I’ve already tested it.

It does not drop its mops

Why would I empty the dirty water tank?

I'll add that into future videos! It's going to depend mainly on the size of the toy. The bigger the toy, the better the chance it will avoid it.

Yes, but like any appliance you might see some calcium build up.

So what to do to remove calcium?